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Woodturning A Foundation
Course Author Keith Rowley
Here's a complete course in
the basic, safe and correct techniques for mastering the lathe. In no time
you'll learn to create beautifully shaped balusters, bowls, platters and
pens by using gouges and chisels on a lathe. Each chapter takes on an
essential aspect of woodturning-from types of lathes and accessories to
sharpening, from turning between centers to faceplate turning.
Step-by-step photos and exploded diagrams make this the perfect workshop
accessory for anyone just beginning to use a lathe.
RRP $39.99 Woodsmith
Discount Price $35.00
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Woodturning A Fresh
Approach Author Robert Chapman
Lavish full-color photography and
clear line drawings help capture designs no serious woodturner would
want to be without. Projects, which can be tailored according to your
level of skill, include: square lidded pots, domed boxes, globe pot on
stand, oriental-style nesting bowl, traditional and natural-edged bowls,
hollow vessels with spouts and lids, and miniature vessel with bark
trim.
RRP $39.99 Woodsmith
Discount Price $35.00
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Woodturning Tips &
Techniques Author Carol Rix
Whether you're an experienced
woodturner or a beginner, this comprehensive guide is an invaluable
resource for you. It covers aspects of woodturning, from working
with the lathe and tools to preparing wood and planning your designs.
Woodturner Carol Rix answers the questions most commonly asked by
turners.
RRP $39.99 Woodsmith
Discount Price $35.00
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New!
CLASSIC FORMS Author
Stuart Dyas
New Release Book
This book offers a visual
introduction to the evolution of round forms, from ancient history to
the present day, providing in the process an enhanced understanding of
design concepts and a multitude of ideas for the contemporary architect,
designer and craftsperson.
Columns are traced from their origins in Egypt, Greece and Rome;
pedestals and vases are shown from the classical period onwards;
balusters from the Renaissance and subsequent periods are covered in
depth. These elements together illustrate the way in which a wide range
of decorative and functional objects such as candlesticks, lamps,
finials, stair rails and table legs have developed.
Designs include all shapes and sizes, simple and complex: from
architectural applications to furniture, household items and objets
d’art. The repetitious clutter which mars some conventional designs
has been removed, simplifying the outline and thus revealing the core elements.
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