Woodworking Machines

Thomas Lie-Nielsen,Taunton Press,Tom Lie-Nielsen   An experienced toolmaker teaches you how to keep both hand and power tools sharp and ready for work. With step-by-step instructions and... [read more]

Lonnie Bird,Taunton Press   Here's a well-illustrated guide that includes all the tools, both hand and power, found in a modern woodworking shop. Here's you'll find... [read more]

Editors of Fine Woodworking   Here's a great source of information on how to use your tablesaw, whether it's for basic operations such as ripping stock or... [read more]

John White   This reference book covers assembly, tuning, maintenance and repair of all common woodshop machines-- jointer, planer, table saw, bandsaw, router table, drill... [read more]

Robert Rosenberg,August Hand   The 3rd edition of this classic covers the range from small to industrial-sized motors, both AC and DC. It includes starting and... [read more]

Mark Duginske,Andrew Schultz   Here's your complete guide, from Taunton Press, to setting up, maintaining, tuning, and repairing your machines so they do the work you... [read more]

Sandor Nagyszalanczy   If a new tools catalog in the mail turns your crank, here is power tool pornography at its best. Glorious color photos... [read more]

Roger W. Cliffe,Michael J. Holtz   Here are hundreds of Shaper techniques, with lots of photos & drawings. Shpping information and how to run and maintain what you... [read more]

Jim Richey   The tablesaw is the heart of the workshop-- probably your best shop buddy. Treat it to this book, and you'll come away... [read more]

Lonnie Bird   If you were trapped on a desert island, (one that happened to have electricity,) the bandsaw would be the tool to have:... [read more]

Lonnie Bird   Lonnie Bird guides the reader toward first visualizing the shape that needs to be made, then drawing it, and then choosing the... [read more]

Tom Carpenter,Landauer Corporation   All the basics, with the corrrect and safest way to set up, maintain, and operate your table saw. Make useful jigs, and... [read more]

Lonnie Bird   More than just a primer, this is a step-by-step guide to the shaper, from basic setups to cutting moulding profiles to designing... [read more]

Kelly Mehler   Completely revised and updated in 2002. Here is a trustworthy technical handbook on the table saw, the machine every woodworker has but... [read more]

Editors of Fine Woodworking   This series collects articles from Fine Woodworking magazine published between 1992 and 2002. Here are 25 articles about using your router, an... [read more]

KENNETH BURTON   Here's a book that will have woodworkers ripping, beveling and dovetailing in new ways. Professional woodworker Ken Burton shows how to build... [read more]

John Kelsey   Here's an extremely handy guide to more than 100 tools available in hardware stores and home centers for every handyperson. Time to... [read more]

Editors of Fine Woodworking   Here are articles from current issues of Fine Woodworking magazine, organized and indexed for easy access to a wealth of good information... [read more]

Mark Duginske   Filled to the brim with expert facts, tips and shortcuts. Duginske does everything with the band saw, including saw dovetails.TABLE OF CONTENTS:1.... [read more]

Kenneth S. Burton   Here's a book that illustrates how important and efficient the most versatile tool in your workshop can be. Dozens of tricks, techniques... [read more]

Rick Peters   Drills and drill presses can be the most versatile power tools you own. With this book at hand, confidently reach for them... [read more]

Fine Woodworking   Fine Woodworking's on series reprints technical articles from the magazine's golden black-and-white years, 1975 through 1984, in their original format. Here are... [read more]

Rick Peters   Here's an introduction to surfacing machinery, at a reasonable price. Includes set-up, techniques, troubleshooting, repair, accessories, jigs and fixtures you can build... [read more]

   Mark Duginske delivers a master craftsman's insights into machine woodworking, along with some honest shortcuts toward the goal of precision and accuracy.... [read more]

Mark Duginske   Mark Duginske delivers a master craftsman's insights into machine woodworking, along with some honest shortcuts toward the goal of precision and accuracy.... [read more]

Sandor Nagyszalanczy   If a new tools catalog in the mail turns your crank, here is power tool pornography at its best. Glorious color photos... [read more]

   Your router can be used in dozens of ways that will make you both more productive and creative. This excellent video will... [read more]

   Using a hand held or table router, Gary Rogowski demonstrates the cutting of a variety of accurate joints. Learn to make half... [read more]

Roger Cliffe Ph.D   Here is a ton of facts and figures focusing on your table saw. Includes bevel angles, compound miters, blade lore, tune-up info,... [read more]

Ian J. Kirby   The only table saw handbook to take a close and safe look at all common woodworking operations. Includes safe procedures for all... [read more]

Zachary Taylor,Colin Bullock   "Mini power tools" means Dremel and Foredom-style high-speed handpieces with their numerous attachments. This is the first comprehensive handbook on these popular... [read more]

Patrick Spielman   This classic book on scroll saws is totally revised. This workbench reference includes updated information on the scrollsaw marketplace, plus good information... [read more]

Rick Peters   Continuing his 'essential guide' series, the prolific Rick Peters chews his way through the common machinery and portable power tools found in... [read more]

When we think of a farmhouse, we imagine a home that is affectionately connected to... [read more]

Your "stuff" is cascading off the walls and counters, and out of the closets. This... [read more]

The New Best of Fine Woodworking Series reprints articles from recent issues of Fine Woodworking... [read more]

An experienced toolmaker teaches you how to keep both hand and power tools sharp and... [read more]