''A step-by-step guide to building 14 nest box projects, suitable for the beginner and more experienced woodworker.'' ùWoodshop News. 8 1/2 X 11. all in color.A Step-by-Step Guide to Building Attractive Homes for Your Feathered FriendsJohnáKelseyPRC Publishing144 pagesPB-with FlapsPub Year : 2002ISBN: 1-85648-649-4

The cars include the 1903 Model A Ford; 1903 Mercedes; 1903 Dideon Bouton; 1905 Cadillac; 1907 Locomobile; and 1911 Stanley Steamer. 8 1/2 X 10. all in color
WilliamReeves and GerryGrajewski Sterling/Tamos
96 pages PB-Trade Paperback Pub Date: 10/2003 ISBN: 1-895569-51-6

WhatÆs inside:Projects to make in a weekend Making mitered boxes Making perfect frames for pictures and mirrors Building compact, wall-hanging shelves and cabinets Designing and building occasional tables Detailed plans for comfortable and sturdy footstools
THE NEW BEST OF FINE WOODWORKING series collects the best articles from recent issues of Fine Woodworking magazine. Organized by topic and fully indexed, these books make it easy to access the best woodworking ideas and information straight from the experts.
Softcover, 8-1/2 x 10-7/8 in., 160 pages, with color photos and drawings.
Published 2004, ISBN 1-56158-730-3, # 070791

Authentic Projects for WoodworkersGlendaáBennettGuild of Master Craftsman128 pagesPB-Trade PaperbackPub Year : 2002ISBN: 1-86108-244-4

8 1/2 X 10. all in color.
GarnetHall Sterling/Tamos96 pagesPB-Trade PaperbackPub Date: 05/2003ISBN: 1-895569-86-9

By Dale Power w/ Jeffrey B. Synder.
Color photos illustrate every step in creating three coffins for pets and three for people. Several different box construction techniques are revealed. Includes detailed plans.
64 pages, soft cover.

By Judy Gale Roberts and Jerry Booher
193 pages, 8.5x11, soft cover
The best book for beginning Intarsia! This book will teach you the secrets to making wooden inlay projects using popular woodworking equipment and common woods. Easy-to-follow instructions 12 ready-to-use patterns for beginner to advanced projects Step-by-step demonstration Tips on technique

By Judy Gale Roberts and Jerry Booher.
Projects include: pelican, puppy in basket, Buffalo Indian, humming bird, clown, angel, raccoon, hands, Santa, butterfly, lion and panda. Perfect for the home or as gifts. All of the projects are originals, never before offered in book form.
72 pages, soft cover.

by Al Chapman
Size: 8 1/2'' x 11''
Illustrations: All color illustrations
Pages: 64
The art of pyrography-- burning designs into wood and many other materials-- can add a special touch to any project, including wooden trunks and jewelry, wildlife carvings, leather pictures, and paper collages. In this book, Al Chapman will explain the different tools and mediums that can be used, and will show you in detail how to use them for different effects. You will learn several methods of transferring a pattern onto your piece of wood or leather, how to give depth to your pictures with crosshatching, stippling, and flat-edge shading, how to make realistic-looking fur, and how to add shadows and highlights.
Chapman's extensive experience with these techniques allows him to give you helpful hints for keeping your pictures realistic looking, with subtle and graceful lines. You will also learn how to use your pyrography techniques on paper, a technique that is useful for borders, collages, or decoupage.

8 1/2 X 10. all in color.
DennisWaring and DavidRaymond Sterling/Tamos96 pagesPB-with FlapsPub Year : 2001ISBN: 1-895569-70-2

Exquisite designs, exotic woods, and skills anyone can master! With marquetry (attaching a design to a wood surface), or inlay (inserting small pieces of wood into the grain) even the simplest objects can become artistic and sophisticated pieces. Here's the best, most beautifully illustrated guide for learning a wonderful variety of woodworking techniques and achieving high-quality results. From corner banding and stringing to irregular shapes, circular motifs, rosettes, and purfling, all the processes are broken down and shown in crisp photos, accompanied by easy-to-follow instructions. Best of all, even the beginner can succeed in doing excellent work by following the directions for using either hand or machine tools. Here's the perfect chance to use rich looking, expensive woods, in small, affordable amounts, on projects such as a Box Lid, Writing Desktop, Violin, or Coffee Table. . 8 X 10. all in color.
ZacharyTaylor Sterling224 pagesPB-Trade PaperbackPub Date: 05/2003ISBN: 0-8069-2687-2

JackMetcalfe and JohnApps Batsford176 pagesPB-Trade PaperbackPub Date: 10/2003ISBN: 0-7134-8850-6

By: Dan Barlow
96 pages, 5 3/8 x 8 1/4.
It's a race around a board that takes luck and skill--and if you're hoping to reach the "finish line" first, here are the rules, the skill-building quizzes, and the cleverest tactics needed to win. If you've never played before, you'll get an explanation of the game's basics and scoring--who goes first, dealing and discarding the cards, and moving the pegs, all with expert tips to put beginners on the right track from the start. The detailed coverage focuses on such topics as what to do when the cut is irrelevant (when the dealer will lose if he doesn't peg out); strategies in the play of the hand; ways to speed up the game; and almost any potential situation you'll encounter. And, for those who already play, there's some advanced advice to take you to the next level, plus information on the American Cribbage Congress, which runs tournaments and clubs.

By: Michael Burton
128 pages (all in color), 8-1/2'' x 10''.
Looking for a form of woodworking that requires no experience, expensive tools or machinery, or workbench--but where you can use even the rarest woods? Marquetry, the art of cutting and assembling thin veneers is the answer to your wish. A professional woodworker with over 40 years experience discusses veneers, cutting and taping techniques, grounds, glues and other bonds, and finishing--and then provides patterns for 17 projects, including a CD cabinet jazzed up with mahogany and an Ohio Stars Box!

By: Andrew Jones and Clive George
They're practical, decorative, and even elegant: a walking stick or cane, with a vee or with a crook, is one of the most useful and satisfying crafts items to make. Enjoy the entire process, from venturing out to find the perfect piece of wood, to bundling and seasoning the raw sticks, to carving, assembling and varnishing the magnificent finished projects. A master of the art reveals the insider's tricks of the trade, including what to look for when you gather wood; which flaws can be remedied; how to shape and straighten your stick without splitting it; and how to cut to size, fit a ferrule, and shape a handle. Begin with a basic vee-shaped thumbstick, or if you have something special in mind, dip in anywhere--you'll find the style you're looking for. Try a variety of simple, one-piece walking sticks, four Cardigan sticks, wooden crocks and market sticks, ram's horn and antler sticks, buffalo and ram's horn crooks, carved sticks in wood and horn, and a medley of fancier models.
160 pages (all in color), 8 1/4 x 11.

By Craig Vandall Stevens.
96 pages, soft cover.
Marquetry is a technique where different natural colors of wood veneers are carefully cut to fit precisely together, creating a spectacular design in a single sheet or picture. In the mid 16th century, Italian craftsmen began using marquetry as a furniture decorating art. Using a technique called the double-bevel cut, the novice to advanced woodworker is led through a fully illustrated step-by-step process from the design to the finish. Hundreds of color photographs demonstrate in detail how to saw your own veneers out of solid wood planks, the tools and materials required, using the scroll saw and the fret saw, choosing woods for color and grain, design tips, shading with hot sand, and finishing. Four patterns ranging from simple to challenging projects are included as is an extended gallery of finished works to inspire the marquetarian in you.

8-3/4 X 8-3/4. all in color. A Comprehensive Visual Guide to Traditional and Contemporary Techniques RobertCunning Sterling176 pagesPB-Trade PaperbackPub Year : 2002ISBN: 0-8069-9302-2

by Tom Wolfe
Size: 8 1/2'' x 11''
Illustrations: 250+ color photos
Pages: 64
Tom Wolfe finds them everywhere and brings them to life in this delightful new instructional book. Using found wood such as driftwood, roots, and old beams from dilapidated barns, he leads the reader through the carving of wondrous, fanciful faces, that are both enchanting and beautiful. On a smaller scale, Tom also finds the Wood Spirits in walking sticks, creating treasures that are handsome and functional at the same time.
Tom has been carving these Spirits for years, and they are constantly in demand. Now he leads the carver, step-by-step, through their creation, each step illustrated in beautiful color photographs. An extensive gallery is included, jam-packed with examples and ideas for the reader's own work.

By Bruce Ossman
REVISED 2nd Printing67 pages, 8.5x11, soft cover
Make beautiful music with your own violin masterpiece. New, simplified process leads to great-sounding results Use common woods tools Full size pattern templates Hundreds of detailed illustrations