The Art of Woodworking

Dear Friend‚ Have you ever wanted to begin woodworking at home? Woodworking can be a fun‚ yet dangerous experience if not performed properly. In The Art of Woodworking - Beginners Guide‚ we will show you how to choose everything from saws to hand tools and how to use them properly to avoid ending up in the ER. Do you know the difference between softwood and hardwood? Which wood is better for indoor projects and which wood is better for outdoor projects? We will discuss the properties of wood and how they will affect various woodworking techniques and projects you may want to work on. Now you can save time and money and stop searching for information on The Art of Woodworking Wouldn't it be nice to have all those questions about woodworking for beginners offered in one place? You could spend hours on the internet looking for answers or you could spend hundreds of dollars taking a class or seminar that would show you details that are enclosed all in one place‚ The Art of Woodworking - Beginners Guide. Books are expensive and much of the content is full of fluff and not the real nitty-gritty stuff that you need to know to begin working with wood. The information contained within this text may not help you build everything you want to‚ but it can have you on the way to being more in tuned with what you need to begin a career or hobby working with wood. It is so frustrating hearing advice from one webpage only to find it contradicted on another. Give up those endless hours of research and reading because there is a one stop‚ tell-all source that will give you the information that you need to begin the art of woodworking. "The Art of Woodworking - Beginners Guide" is here... An in depth report that is going to tell you what to choose when going to the lumber yard and which saw is the best for which project and how to design a project from beginning to end. The most recent information regarding woodworking from adhesive choices to joint making will be discussed. Everything a Beginner Needs to Know 1)You will learn that safety is always first When you own a woodworking shop‚ you need to keep it free of debris and clutter to avoid any accidents. You need to always be wearing safety goggles and a mask or respirator because of the dirt and dust that wood shavings and sawdust creates. 2) You will learn how to design and implement a drawing Even if you can't draw‚ you will be able to 'free-hand' a drawing of what you want to make and then put that drawing into a sketch of dimensions and come up with a finished project in wood.

Table of Contents Introduction To Woodworking Safety First Hardwoods Vs Softwoods Various Styles Of Saws Measure Twice‚ Cut Once Chisel Basics Choosing Hand Tools Adhesives For Woodworking Sharpening Tools - Get To The Point Making Joints Deciding What To Build Creating Working Drawings Finishes And Fillers