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the encyclopedia of green woodworking the encyclopedia of green woodworking
Ray Tabor

Green woodworking is a natural way of working with unseasoned wood to create a huge variety of useful and attractive products. Based on over a decade of working with green wood Ray Tabor has collected all his knowledge together in this book for beginners and experts alike. Contents include: the nature & properties of wood; creating & maintaining your own woodland; tools & devices; the key skills; fuel; fencing & hurdles; lathes & turnery; baskets; walking sticks; spoons; benches; stools & chairs; garden furniture and much more. The most comprehensive book on this fascinating topic. 194pp

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turning green wood turning green wood
Michael O'Donnell

A guide to the art of turning delicate bowls and goblets from freshly felled unseasoned wood by an acknowledged master craftsman./ Explains how to choose and cut your own wood, how to harvest and store timber, and how to make the best of grain patterns and other properties. Six projects with colour photos and clear text. 144pp

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understanding wood: a craftsman's guide to wood technology understanding wood: a craftsman's guide to wood technology
R. Bruce Hoadley

In this reference work on wood technology, R. Bruce Hoadley explains everything from how trees grow to how best to cut, season, machine, join, bend, and finish wood. Why do miters open and glue joints loosen? How do you get a really sharp edge? Examples of problems and solutions help woodworkers puzzle through their own projects, while 325 full-color photos and helpful tables illustrate key points. Updated information on composite materials, adhesives, and finishes included. 272pp

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living wood: from buying a woodland to making a chair (2nd revised edition) living wood: from buying a woodland to making a chair (2nd revised edition)
Mike Abbott

This book is meant as both a practical manual as well as an inspirational guide and had four sections: Becoming a green woodworker where Mike Abbott's history is detailed, Setting up a woodland workshop where the process of buying a woodland, developing the facilities and methods of harvesting wood are discussed, Fitting out a woodland workshop which includes designs and plans for a shelter, a shaving horse and a height-adjustable pole-lathe, and finally, a section on ladderback chairs which includes new techniques for ultra-tight joints without glue, and new designs including armchairs and rocking chairs. 240pp

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