John Bullar’s book aims to give you the no-bull or ‘jargon-free’ basics of woodwork and to this end he largely succeeds. Pared back text and very good in-focus detail shots of marking, measuring, and joint cutting get the message across. There is also introductory info on timber selection, hand tool and machinery usage. Ten graded step-by-step projects allow you to practise the basic techniques discussed, although the look of most items could do with some refining. A good self-teaching book that is all about techniques and using tools for best results. UK-written the book is all-metric.
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