The Complete Book of Woodworking: Step-by-Step Guide to Essential Woodworking Skills, Techniques, Tools and Tips (Landauer) Over 40 Easy-to-Follow Projects and Plans, 200+ Photos, and Carpentry Basics

Great book for plywood building.

Very helpful book for woodworking.

Just what I wanted thank you

If you want to know something about woodworking, there's a good chance this book has a chapter (or at least a page) on your topic of interest. Approximately the first third of the book consists of an overview of tools, materials, and techniques common to many woodworking projects. The final two-thirds of the book consist of a wide variety of projects suitable to a range of skill levels.To be sure, this is far from the most complete book on any of the topics it covers. Wood finishes, for instance, occupy a few pages of this text, while entire books can be and have been devoted to the topic. What you'll find here, though, is a sort of one-stop shop for the basics of each topic.As such, this book may not be the most suitable for the *absolute* beginner. For one thing, the projects at the back of the book, though some are beginner-friendly, are not organized by difficulty level, so beginners will struggle to figure out where to start. Similarly, the variety of techniques presented in the early chapters could easily overwhelm the first-timer. However, if you have a little experience (even just enough to feel comfortable with some basic tools and terminology, this book will serve you quite well as a reference as you continually expand your tool collection and repertoire of woodworking techniques.Regarding the projects in particular, I found a good mix of beginner and advanced projects, big projects and small projects, representing a variety of styles and functions. Few will fall in love with every project included, but I think there's something here for almost everyone. Furthermore, the plans are well-presented and accompanied by detailed step-by-step walkthroughs of each construction, so you'll have no trouble following along and figuring out what you need to do.I would recommend this book for the beginner-to-intermediate woodworker. Absolute beginners might benefit more from a structured course, and more experienced woodworkers will find much of the information familiar or redundant, but everyone in that middle range could benefit from this information.

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"The Complete Book of Woodworking" is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to hone their woodworking skills. The book is filled with over 40 easy-to-follow projects and plans, making it perfect for both beginners and more experienced woodworkers. The step-by-step guides are incredibly clear, supported by over 200 photos that visually explain each technique.What I particularly enjoyed about this book is how it covers a wide range of essential skills, techniques, and tools. The carpentry basics are well-explained, providing a solid foundation for anyone new to woodworking. The tips and tricks scattered throughout are practical and have already proven useful in my projects.However, one thing to note is that while the projects are diverse and interesting, some may find them a bit simplistic if they’re looking for more advanced challenges. Additionally, the book focuses heavily on traditional techniques, which is great for building foundational skills but might leave advanced woodworkers wanting more.Overall, "The Complete Book of Woodworking" is a great investment for those wanting to dive into woodworking or refine their existing skills. It's well-organized, informative, and inspiring, making it a valuable addition to any woodworker's library.

This product is great for beginners and intermediate alike. It has easy to follow plans and excellent color photos and plan design

Recommend if your a beginner.. I have learned a lot so many projects definitely a favorite