RSSIdentifying Wood: Accurate results with simple tools
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May 16, 2007 01:00 AM
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ZOMG! Hoadley is the ultimate source for gaining an understanding of wood. If you put wood into any of your projets, you MUST read Hoadley's books.
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Oh how this cover begs to be photoshopped.
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Despite this comical cover, Hoadley's Understanding Wood really is a very good book -- essential reading for the serious woodworker.
I keep my copy close to Bob Flexner's book Understanding Wood Finishing. Another essential book for woodworkers.
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This book does not lack in quality of information but as a book to be used regularly for reference the quality is very poor. After only a few weeks of normal use the pages began seperating from the bindigs.
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This book does not lack in quality of information but as a book to be used regularly for reference the quality is very poor. After only a few weeks of normal use the pages began seperating from the bindings.
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