Woodworking for Everyone will inspire you to create practical and stylish furniture for your home. Perfect for the coffee table or the workshop; this comprehensive and creative book contains 13 projects that will turn your weekends into fun-filled family time. Learn the basics of woodworking and make something useful that you will be proud of. Each chapter is packed with photographs and illustrations as well as the background to the project and a list of materials and tools needed to complete the job. The instructions are clear and easy to follow with tips along the way to help you save time and get the job done. A lsquo;tools and techniquesrsquo; section provides you with practical insight about working with wood and the tools to get started. Make the toy box or booster step as your first project in just a couple of hours. Finish the nursery shelf before the baby arrives or tackle the bed project if your childrsquo;s cot is becoming too small. Transform your garden with the sturdy bench in a shady spot or create a whole new outdoor play area with the Wendy house. You can even build your own workbench if you need a space for working and storing tools.
2014-09-22 2014-09-22File Name: B00NTHDDOG
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Loved this bookBy C. ForbessI loved this book about an aboriginal South African bushman.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A moving tale of exploitation; adjustment; empathy and moderate contentmentBy Anthony C WoodsThis recap of Franz Taiboschs (aka Clicko) is filled with pathos; empathy; and an implicit condemnation of exploitation of putative societal misfits (i.e.; freaks"). If you dont care much for circus history; this book will try your patience; but its telling is a must to grasp Clickos trancontinental saga; from his mysterious South African provenance (was he for example a bushman from the Kalahari desert; or "Coloured " urbanite from Cape?) to his early career in Europe by a money-hungry "owner"; from a maturing career with new and empathetic "guardians" in America; to his final bow and spiritual redemption amidst a circle of friends who had essentially embraced him as family. Finally; Theres gentle condemnation of; but empathy for Clickos alleged complicity in confirming anti- African stereotypes of inferior intellect; wild savagery and animalistic tendencies. However; this charge takes nothing away from the authors fair and balanced portrayal of an alienated soul caught in the vortex of forces way beyond his control. Indeed; Clickos heroic adjustment to his ever-changing circumstances is a triumph of the human spirit and is the leitmotif the author gifts to the reader.
