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Building Simple Furniture Book
SKU: A6
Easy woodworking projects like shelves, stools, and Adirondack chairs in one guide.
Description
Description
A few of the easy projects for the woodworking hobbyist include:
Note: Booklet has a hole in the center for display purposes.
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Product Highlights
- Wall shelf
- Step stool
- Picnic table and benches
- Adirondack chair
- 32 pg.
Details
Look over the wood furniture projects in this bulletin. See something you need? A small table for the hallway perhaps or the Adirondack chair or picnic set for enjoyable outdoor living.
Here's a surprise for you.
You don't need a basement full of power tools to build them. Just the simple hand tools listed below.
And you don't have to be a master carpenter either. Just follow the step-by-step instructions and the illustrations. It's simple.
You'll enjoy the furniture you build " and get even deeper satisfaction from having built it yourself.
Tools
Hammer
Crosscut saw" back saw
Coping saw
Pencil
Measuring tape
Try-square
Smooth or block plane
Router Plane
Chisel
Screw Driver
Two C-clamps
Brace or hand drill
Drill bits numbered 1/8 9/64 7/32 3/8 1/4 23/64 5/16 1/2 5/8 and 1 inch
(Materials for these projects may be purchased at hardware stores lumberyards and building supply stores.)
Whenever there is a common stock name of the measure of an article it will be given in parentheses after the listing of the actual measurement of that article. For example a piece of wood with the thickness of one and one-half inches and the width of three and one-half inches commonly called a two-by-four. If you ask for an article by its common stock name you will save time and avoid confusion.
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