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50 Shop-made Jigs and Fixtures

Fifty jigs and fixtures you can make to safely operate power woodworking tools.  The 127 page book explains how to make jigs and fixtures for your table saw, router table, handheld routers, drill press, band saw and more.  It offers many tips on operating power tools safely.  The photos and diagrams make it easy to understand and follow the steps to create your own jigs and fixtures.  

Paperback - 127 pages (July 2006)
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Winner of the 2003
NAHWW Golden Hammer
First Place Award
for Photography

Build Your Own Kitchen Cabinets - Second Edition

Full and Complete Details on Building North American Style Face Frame Kitchen Cabinets

Complete Revision - Full Color - New 3D Graphics - expanded Door Building Section - Frameless Chapter - Newly Updated Information on Hardware

Paperback - 136 pages (July 2003)
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Building Frameless Kitchen Cabinets

is a complete building textbook for 32mm European style kitchen and bathroom cabinets. This long awaited book details design, hardware, joinery, 32mm system design, edge banding, cabinet doors, as well as full color photos and illustrations on uppers, base units, corner and tall cabinets. The full building and set up system is explained in detail!

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Danny Proulx's Cabinet Doors and Drawers

Here is a virtual encyclopedia of cabinet door and drawer styles and instruction for designing, constructing, and installing them. Slab, MDF, simulated and true raised panel, frame and panel, arched frame and panel, mitered panel, cope and stick, glass, and tambour: all of these types of cabinet doors-and the drawers to match-are illustrated and explained with step-by-step construction notes and measurements. In addition, all of the common methods of joinery, such as dowels, biscuits, splines, miters, dadoes, tongue and groove, and mortise and tenons are explained and illustrated.

 

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