Ten top books & DVDs you might like
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Carving Signs
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Find all the answers to your sign carving questions in this ultimate guide written by professional sign carver, Greg Krockta and Wood Carving Illustrated editor, Roger Schroeder. Whether you want to c...
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Creative Kinetics
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Artist, inventor, and longtime author Rodney Frost is known for wacky, whimsical woodworking books that encourage readers to experiment. With his newest, most creative volume yet, he provides an intro...
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History of Lovespoons
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This book focuses on how the beautiful and unique tradition of lovespoons came into being and the significance of the symbols carved into almost every lovespoon handle. Filled with rich, vivid pictur...
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Tools Rare and Ingenious
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This book is a visual feast of the finest, most beautifully crafted, vintage tools ever made, offering engaging facts about their history, function and manufacture....
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First Steps in Woodturning
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An excellent DVD taking the beginner through the selection and use of basic woodturning tools....
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Popular Woodturning Projects vol 1
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In part one Reg Slack explains and demonstrates in detail how to turn a goblet, an egg and a natural edged bowl. In part 2 he turns a paper mill and a large mirror frame and demonstrates slender turni...
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Making Mortise and Tenon Joints
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Woodworkers rely on the versatile mortise-and-tenon joint for making sturdy frames, panels, stools, tables and stands. Frank Klausz shows you how to make the joint cleanly and quickly, using hand tool...
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Understanding Wood (Revised and Updated)
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This definitive reference on wood contains everything a woodworker needs to know. It covers the nature of wood and its properties and the basics of wood technology. It updates this now classic text w...
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Dennis White Teaches Woodturning 5- Classic Profiles
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From Georgian furniture legs to Victorian balusters - traditionally decorated with beads, hollows, fillets and other shapes - the correct setting out and turning sequences are exhibited here....
