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A FOREST JOURNEY: THE STORY OF WOOD AND CIVILIZATION
$19.95
$11.97
A contemporary view of the effects of wood, as used for building and fuel, and of deforestation on the development of civilization. Until the ascendancy of fossil fuels, wood has been the principal fuel and building material from the dawn of civilization. Its abundance or scarcity greatly shaped successive societies over the millennia. This book was named one of the "100 Great Books" by Harvard University Press.
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COMPLETE MANUAL OF WOOD BENDING: MILLED, LAMINATED, AND STEAMBENT WORK
$27.95
$16.77
Bending wood is an important facet of woodworking and can be seen in many different applications including bentwood chairs, laminated handrails, and milled window components. Lon Schleining provides step-by-step instruction on each of three basic methods of producing curved work, laminate bending, steam- bending, and milling. This is a complete course in bending. The author is a professional stairbuilder and college level instructor. He is the author of Treasure Chests, item 20-125.
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FWW ON BENDING WOOD
$9.95
$5.97
35 articles covering oval boxes, kerf bent boxes, hot pipe bending, circular stairway, etc. Paper.
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FWW ON WOOD AND HOW TO DRY IT
$9.95
$5.97
41 articles from the magazine. Paper.
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HARVESTING URBAN TIMBER: A Complete Guide
$26.95
It is estimated that nearly 3 billion board feet of urban lumber are buried, chipped, burned or otherwise destroyed. Dr. Sherrill discusses how to alleviate at least some of this waste by harvesting this timber and using it for a variety of different purposes. There are clear, concise, step-by-step instructions on felling, bucking, sawing, and drying timber. There are case studies of how some communities have used this timber for public works projects and how independent tree services can convert this timber and sell it to both professional and hobbiest woodworkers. This is a much needed book that addresses an increasingly difficult problem faced by many communities.