Woodworking - Workbenches


	YOUR SHOPPING CART: 0 Items


Sale & Clearance

New Items
Best Sellers
Art Instruction

Business/Career

Comics/Manga/Cartooning

Cooking/Baking

Cross Stitch - Needle Art

Craft

Equestrian

Gardening

Genealogy

General Interest

Graphic Design

History

Home & Family

Home Decor

Knitting - Crocheting

Music & Songwriting

Personal Growth/New Age

Pets

Photography

Quilting

Scrapbooking

Sewing

Sports

Theater

Woodworking
Boxes Cabinetry/Storage Finishing Furniture Projects Home Construction/Improvement Jigs & Joinery Miscellaneous Outdoor Projects Pricing/Selling Reference Shop Help Tool Tips Toys & Gifts Sale & Clearance
Writing

North Light Books
Writer's Digest Books
HOW Books
IMPACT Books
Memory Makers Books
Popular Woodworking Books
Horticulture Books
Family Tree Books
David & Charles

Enlarge Photo | Tell a Friend

Workbenches, From Design & Theory to Construction & Use

By Christopher Schwarz

Item No. #Z1981

Every workbench should allow the woodworker to easily work the edges, faces and ends of boards, however most benches built during the last 100 years fail on at least one of these tasks. Workbenches is the only book that shows the reader how to design and build a good workbench and most importantly, how to use it in their shop for all sorts of tasks. This book dives deep into the historical records of the 18th and 19th centuries and breathes new life into traditional designs that are simpler than modern benches, easier to build and perfect for both power and hand tools. Two venerable designs are provided as basic skeletons and the knowledge presented shows woodworkers how to design custom workbenches, perfect for their style and method of woodworking.

> See inside this Book

Pages: 144 Size: 8½ x 11 ISBN: 978-1-55870-840-2

Other Features: hc, 150 b&w photos

Sign up to receive:
- Special offers
- New arrivals/features
- Clearance sale updates

© Copyright F+W Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved.	Home / About Us / Contact Us / Privacy Policy / Site Map
More great sites from F+W Publications: