Modern Cabinet Work
The classic handbook to modern cabinet making
Known as the "cabinetmaker's bible," the new edition of this 100-year-old handbook contains more than 2,000 line drawings and hundreds of photographs that explain virtually every useful hand and machine technique and furniture design detail suitable for the small-shop woodworker.
Complete shop drawings are featured for dozens of exemplary furniture pieces and high-quality built-ins, drawn from all eras in furniture history, including those once deemed dated but built to last forever.
With comprehensive chapters on drawing and layout skills, this classic guide carries traditional theories and techniques into the 21st century to once again become the definitive reference to modern woodworking.
Contents:
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Tools, Appliances, Materials
- 3. Drawing, Geometry, Design
- 4. Joints and Their Application
- 5. Workshop Practice
- 6. Tables and Other Framed-Up Work
- 7. Carcase Work
- 8. Bedsteads, Clock Cases, Hall Furniture
- 9. Veneers, Marquetry, Inlay
- 10. Foremen's Work, Practical Setting Out
- 11. Historic Styles of Furniture
- 12. Brasswork, Movements, and Fittings
- 13. Machine Tools, Mouldings
- 14. Paneling and Fitments
- 15. Furniture for Offices, Shops, Museums
- 16. Chair Making
- 17. English and Foreign Woods
- 18. Glossary, Index
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Description | Modern Cabinet Work: A Comprehensive Treatise on Making Fine Furniture from the Golden Age of Crafts by Percy Wells and John Hooper The classic handbook to modern cabinet making Known as the "cabinetmaker's bible," the new edition of this 100-year-old handbook contains more than 2,000 line drawings and hundreds of photographs that explain virtually every useful hand and machine technique and furniture design detail suitable for the small-shop woodworker. Complete shop drawings are featured for dozens of exemplary furniture pieces and high-quality built-ins, drawn from all eras in furniture history, including those once deemed dated but built to last forever. With comprehensive chapters on drawing and layout skills, this classic guide carries traditional theories and techniques into the 21st century to once again become the definitive reference to modern woodworking. Contents:
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