A Newbie's Guide To Woodworking

“Wonder No Longer About Things Like Designs, Tools And Safety. These Problems Among Others Will BeCovered In This E-Book. You Will Be Creating Great Wooden Works Of Art In Very Little Time At All!”For The Beginning Woodworker, The Constructionof Handcrafted Wood Creations Can Be a DauntingAnd Overwhelming Experience. Well, Not Anymore!

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Fine Woodworking

The magazine for savvy woodworkers–from aspiring beginners to accomplished craftsmen. Contain stimulating design ideas, techniques and projects, ingenious tips and jigs, and great product reviews.

The magazine for savvy woodworkers–from aspiring beginners to accomplished craftsmen. Contain stimulating design ideas, techniques and projects, ingenious tips and jigs, and great product reviews.

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Woodworking Magazines Issues 8-12

Each issue of Woodworking Magazine is designed to last forever – and now, with issues 8-12 in this handsome hardbound edition, you can do that. Every issue is filled with techniques that have been tested by our own hands and by time. Every project has classic lines so they’ll look as good in 100 years as they do today.

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Popular Woodworking (1-year)

POPULAR WOODWORKING has everything woodworkers need to develop their skills. Woodworking essentials from A to Z are covered. Topics include routers, lathes, joinery, table saw use, and more. Every issue includes inspiring projects that build your skills and make your shop time more rewarding. Articles about technique and finishing methods are written by professional woodworking experts. Tool reviews are based on shop tests that arm you with the knowledge you need to make smart buying decisions.

POPULAR WOODWORKING has everything woodworkers need to develop their skills. Woodworking essentials from A to Z are covered. Topics include routers, lathes, joinery, table saw use, and more. Every issue includes inspiring projects that build your skills and make your shop time more rewarding. Articles about technique and finishing methods are written by professional woodworking experts. Tool reviews are based on shop tests that arm you with the knowledge y (more…)

CheckPoint 0600R U6 Flat Level, Red

From the Manufacturer

U6 multi-reading level – There is no level like the U6! Its patented design incorporates more degree readings than any level in its class to meet any contractor’s needs with readings at 0-Degree, 22.5-Degree, 30-Degree, 45-Degree, 60-Degree and 90-Degree. And with our 45 minute per arc reading bubble vial, you get precise and accurate readings every time.

Quickly check for level at 0, 22.5, 30, 45, 60, and 90 degrees with this compact, versatiletool. It features 8 rare-earth magnets to hold it in position at all angles. Includes carrying case.Additional features:* Perfect for conduit bending, welding, and a wide variety of projects around your house and shop. * Made from CNC-Machined Billet Aluminum.* Easy-to-read, oversized acrylic vial can be viewed from all sides.* Measures just 2″ x 2-1/2″ for easy portability.

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TAKING WOODWORKING EDUCATION TO A HIGHER LEVEL.: An article from: Wood & Wood Products

This digital document is an article from Wood & Wood Products, published by Vance Publishing Corp. on April 1, 2001. The length of the article is 1614 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.Citation DetailsTitle: TAKING WOODWORKING EDUCATION TO A HIGHER LEVEL.Publication: Wood & Wood Products (Magazine/Journal)Date: April 1, 2001Publisher: Vance Publishing Corp.Volume: 106 Issue: 5 Page: 91Distributed by Thomson Gale

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iGaging AngleCube Digital Level/Protractor

Take the guesswork out of setting up those critical bevel cuts on your table saw, jointer, bandsaw or drill press table. Just set the unit on a flat reference surface, press the ZERO button to calibrate the display then attach it to the saw blade, fence, etc. and precisely adjust to the desired angle. The Angle Cube is CNC machined to a squareness of 0.0005″ and uses a U.S. made navigational sensor that is compact, offering 0.2 degree accuracy with a resolution of 0.05 degrees at a range of 90 degrees. The large LCD screen makes it easy to read while strong magnets hold the unit to any steel or cast iron surface. Spare battery included, measures 2 3/8″ x 2 3/8″ x 1 3/8″.

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