hubiedoo517

Wow, Now this is a generous giveaway, and it's autographed...
I really hope to be chosen to win. Thank You for the chance.

These type of books are invaluable for finding inspiration for projects. I am constantly looking to my arts and crafts books for inspiration when I am stuck. I think designing an original piece is the hardest part of woodworking and nothing helps more than studying the forms of masters. Thanks for the chance to win a copy....HK

I'm sorry but I think the show was a joke. It was God awful. How can any self respecting woodworker say that they enjoyed that piece of crap. If that show gets picked up for another season I'll never watch PBS again...

I don't have this particular title but it would make a nice addition to my Fine Woodworking series. As always Thanks for the chance to further my woodworking knowledge.

Hubert Kunnemeyer

Hope they mean June. Anyway It is nice to offer the books for giveaway.

This would complete my set. Thanks...

MKenny:
Doh, Busted!!! I knew I should have went with the Homer Simpson quote.

"I had a strange sensation, a tingling that arose in my feet and traveled up to my head, and I felt as though I were suddenly released from my body and as pure spirit, partook of a loveliness I had never conceived. I had a sense that a knowledge more than human possessed me, so that everything that had been confused was clear and everything that had perplexed me was explained."

- Gregory Paolini at a recent photo shoot

That sounds like a dream come true, Woodworking in Hawaii,
Hell Yeah. I guess if I can't do it the next best thing is to read about it. Thanks for the chance to win.

Hubert K

That's cool, amazing and inspirational.

Sounds interesting I would like to learn about the exact science of wood and its properties. Thanks for the chance.

I've never built a chair, but would like to give it a try sometime. Of course I will need some knowledge of chair building first... Thanks for a chance at gaining that knowledge....

H.K.

As a history buff and a member of the EAIA(Early American Industries Association) I would like to read a copy of this book. Thanks for the chance to win, Again....

Hubert Kunnemeyer

Cool, I was just in the book store and had this book in my hand when I realized that I didnt have enough money with me to purchase it. I enjoy his new website/blog also. Thanks for the chance to win it.

Hubert K.

I want to try my hand at this because my younger brother just recently lost his leg in a terrible accident. He is only 29 years old so I thought I could make him a walking stick that is in a style of his generation, something that he's into as a theme for the stick instead of the ordinary canes that they sell in stores. Thanks for all the chances to win so many great books.

Hubert Kunnemeyer

Wow I never thought for a minute I would win anything. Thank You Fine Woodworking and Lie-Nielson for the hammer. I was wondering if I have to do something to claim the prize? I almost bought that same hammer not too long ago. Thanks again...

Hubert Kunnemeyer

Wooden bowls on the scroll saw that does sound interesting. Any instruction I can get on turning also couldn't hurt. Thanks as always for the chance at furthering my woodworking skills.

Any gift that relates to woodworking is always a highly appreciated. But family and friends dont know exactly what to buy and are afraid to buy the wrong thing, so gift certificates are usually what I receive. Thanks for the chance to win a gift for the holidays...Merry Christmas

I have been getting requests for cabinets in the kitchen and bathroom and I would love to have a little instruction with working with plywood. Thanks for the chance to further my knowledge....

this book will come in handy for certain wood identification especially the different types of wood some people are substituting for mahogany. I recently ordered some "Genuine" mahogany online and what I got was something I can not even identify. Its really tough stuff that has interlocking grain and some of the boards are very light in weight while others are considerably heavier. Every woodworker should own a book like this. Thanks for the chance to win it...

I was recently approached by a good friend that wants me to make a reproduction of an antique needlework frame but I do not know how to cut the threads on the parts that require them. I guess this book will help get me started in learning how cutting threads is done. Thank You for the opportunity to win the book.

Hubert

If I don't win it I'll most likely buy it anyway. The last one, "traditional molding techniques-the basics" was awesome.

coooool....

Is that real? Looks fake cause they are not showing him while the nails are being driven. Then when its all the way in they pan out and show him again.

Boy I enter every time and get squat... I'll try again.Maybe I need that little guy from the commercials "Lil-bit-o-luck"

I'm a big hand tool user and a big book worm. When you combine those two loves of mine, this woodworker is in heaven. Thanks for the chance to win the book....

sign me up...

Thanks for the chance to win another good book. I hope there are more book giveaways to come.

All right another book giveaway I love woodworking books. Im a self taught woodworker. Books and magazines has been my number one way of learning new things. Thanks for another chance to further my knowledge.

Any chance to add to my woodworking arsenal is good. I am a self taught woodworker, learning through books and magazines for the most part. Thanks for the chance to win the book. I can use all the help I can get in carving.

Hubert Kunnemeyer

In these economic times furniture restoration could be a good way to gain some extra income. Thanks for the chance to learn from the experts.