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Wood Workers Library by Group 9-18-19 Card# Title Author Media Group 489 101 CLASSIC WOOD TOYS RYAN, HUGH & JUDITH BOOK toys 398 128 COMPOUND SCROLLSAW PATTERN KEENER BOOK scroll 297 400 WOOD BOXES BOOK boxes 177 48 GREAT SCROLL SAW PROJECTS SPIELMAN/LONGBAUGH BOOK scroll 371 50EASY WEEKEND SCROLLSAE PATT. NELSON BOOK scroll M-12 8 FT ROUND INLAY TABLE LOCKHART, STEVE DVD 6/18/2010 528 A GATHERING OF SPOONS STEVENS, NORMAN D. BOOK carving 279 A PRICE GUIDE TO ANTIQUE TOOLS KEAN, HERBERT BOOK tools 364 A SPLINTERED HISTORY OF WOOD CARLSEN SPIKE BOOK misc M-40 Adhesives and Clamping Chris Rowland/Woodcraft DVD 10/17/2014 271 ADVANCED DRAWER CONSTRUCTION CLIFFE, ROGER #103 VIDEO cabinets 3 ADVANCED ROUTING ENGLER BOOK router 91 AL & GARY'S ILLUSIONIST HEART HERWIG AL, EMERICH GARY BOOK misc M-78 ALL ABOUT SCROLL SAWS BENDER, BARRY DVD 9/18/2019 300 AMERICAN FOLK TOYS NELSON, JOHN BOOK toys 394 AMERICAN SHAKERS AND THEIR FURN SHEA BOOK furniture 614 ANIMAL PROTRAITS IN WOOD MOORE, NEAL BOOK scroll 426 ANIMAL PUZZLES /SCROLL SAW PETERSON, JUDY AND DAVE BOOK scroll 231 ARCHITECTURE FOR DOLL HOUSES PERCIVAL,JOUCE BOOK projects 208 ART OF ELEGANT KITCHENWARE LYDGATE, TONY BOOK projects 275 ART OF MAKING ELEGANT JEW. BOX LYDGATE, TONY BOOK boxes 171 ART OF MAKING ELEGANT WOOD BOX LYDGATE BOOK boxes 220 ARTICULATED WOODEN TOYS SIBBET, ED BOOK toys 303 ARTISTICSCROLLSAW PATTERNS SPIELMAN AND KIHL BOOK scroll 126 ARTS AND CRAFTS FURNITURE PROJECTS FROM POPULAR WOODWORKING BOOK furniture M-56 BAND SAW MAN BOXES ANDERSON, LARRY DVD 10/14/2016 156 BANDSAW HANDBOOK VOL #2 (dup 131) DUGINSKE BOOK band saw 369 BANDSAW WORKSHOP BENCH REF. DUGINSKE, MARK BOOK band saw 41 BANDSAWN VENEERS MARKS, DAVID DVD band saw 131 BASIC CABINET MAKING KREG JOINERY DUGINSKE, MARK BOOK cabinets 270 BASIC DOOR CONSTRUCTION CLIFFE, ROGER #104 VIDEO cabinets 639 BASIC STAIR BUILDING SCOTT SCHUTTNER BOOK consturction 320 BASIC WOODWORKING ILLUSTRATED SUNSET BOOK projects M-09 BASKET MAKING SHEFCHICK, RON DVD 5/21/2009 229 BEASTLY ABODES-BIRDS, BATS, BUTTERFLY NEEDHAM,BOBBE BOOK birds 424 BEGINNING PICTURE MARQUETRY THREADGOLD,LAWRENCE BOOK misc marquetry M-27 BEHLEN & MOHAWK FINISHES AL HOLSTE DVD 4/19/2013 M-73 BENTWOOD BOXES HLADILEK, LARRY DVD 11/14/2018 M-63 BENTWOOD LAMINATING MARTENS, ROBERT DVD 7/19/2017 176 BEST OF WOOD BK WOOD MAG BOOK 637 BIRD CARVING BASICS CURTIS J. BADGER BOOK carving 433 BIRD CARVING BASICS VOL 1 EYES BADGER, CURTIS BOOK carving 437 BIRD CARVING BASICS VOL 11 HOW TO COMPETE BADGER, CURTIS BOOK carving 434 BIRD CARVING BASICS VOL 2 FEET BADGER, CURTIS BOOK carving 435 BIRD CARVING BASICS VOL 8 HABITAT BADGER, CURTIS BOOK carving 436 BIRD CARVING BASICS VOL 9 TOOLS BADGER, CURTIS BOOK carving 620 BIRD HOUSES AND FEEDERS MEISEL, PAUL BOOK birds M-52 BLACKSMITHING & WOODWORKING JEFF BENSON DVD 5/20/2016 522 BLANKET CHEST - ROUGH CUT TOMMY MAC DVD boxes 429 BLDNG BOB'S SPECIAL CANOE BOOK boat 477 BOAT BUILDING WOODS WOODENBOAT MAGAZINE BOOK boat 722 BOAT MODELING PAYSON, DYNAMITE BOOK boat 346 BOATBUILDING CHAPELLE, HOWARD BOOK boat 37 BOWL TURNING STUBBS, DELL DVD lathe 299 BOWL TURNING INTRODUCTION HURT, RUS VIDEO lathe 135 BOX MAKING STOWE, DOUG BOOK boxes 134 BOX MAKING BASICS FREEDMAN, DAVID, M BOOK boxes 524 BREAD BOX - ROUGH CUT TOMMY MAC DVD boxes 450 BUILD A BOAT WOOD BOAT MAGAZINE BOOK boat 285 BUILD IT YOURSELF COUNTRY FURNITURE 100 PR FAMILY HANDYMAN MAGAZINE BOOK projects 203 BUILD TOY TRAINS LEWMAN, JOHN BOOK scroll 228 BUILD YOUR OWN DOLLHOUSE TANGERMAN, EJ BOOK furniture 337 BUILD YOUR OWN KITCHEN CABINETS PROULX, DANNY BOOK cabinets M-39 BUILDING A CEDAR-STRIP CANOE GROSSKOPF, JEFF DVD 9/19/2014 M-10 BUILDING A CELLO J.E. HOOTMAN DVD 12/1/1987 345 BUILDING A DECK LIKE A PRO SCHUTTNER, SCOTT BOOK projects M-76 BUILDING A DULCIMER MARTENS, ROBERT DVD 4/17/2019 602 BUILDING A SHAKER TABLE MEHLER, KELLY DVD furniture 471 BUILDING A STRIP CANOE GILPATRICK,GIL BOOK boat 452 BUILDING ARTS AND CRAFTS FURNITURE KEMNER, ZDILA BOOK furniture 138 BUILDING BEAUTIFUL BOXES/BANDSAW VENTURA, LOIS KEENER BOOK band saw 28 BUILDING BOOKCASES DVD furniture 143 BUILDING CABINETS SHOPSMITH #2 VIDEO cabinets 84 BUILDING DOORS AND ENTRYWAYS WEIS, CRAIG BOOK projects 472 BUILDING LAPSTRAKE CANOES SIMMONS, WALTER BOOK boat M-71 BUILDING OLD TIME WAGON WHEELS SVEUM, TOM DVD 9/19/2018 40 BUILDING SHAKER BOXES WILSON, JOHN BOOK boxes 144 BUILDING TABLES VIDEO furniture 263 BUILDING THE CABINET CLIFFE, ROGER #101 VIDEO cabinets 391 BUILDING THE CANOE STELMAK,JERRY BOOK boat 476 BUILDING THE HERRESHOFF DINGHY THOMAS, BARRY BOOK boat 344 BUILDING TRADITIONAL KITCHEN CABINETS TOLPIN, JIM BOOK cabinets 172 BUILDING WOODEN MACHINES BRIDGEWATER, ALLAN, GILL BOOK toys 390 BURNING TEXTURING METHODS VEAEY BOOK misc burning 483 CABINET MAKING W/MARC ADAMS ADAMS, MARC VIDEO cabinets 427 CANOE CRAFT MOORES, TED-MOHR,MERILYN BOOK boat 6 CARVE A BALL AND CLAW FOOT LOWE, PHIK VIDEO carving 194 CARVING AUTHENTIC BIRDS GREEN BOOK carving 533 CARVING AWARD WINNING SONG BIRDS CORBETI, LORI BOOK carving 149 CARVING BIRDS & BEASTS WOODCARVING MAGAZINE BOOK carving M-34 CARVING BOWLS AND SPOONS JENSEN, PAUL DVD 2/21/2014 439 CARVING COUNTRY CHARACTERS HIGGINBITHAM, BILL BOOK carving M-14 CARVING FARM IMPLEMENTS/CARICATURES HAZAERT, DICK DVD 4/15/11 400 CARVING FOUND WOOD HOOD AND WILLIAMS BOOK carving 179 CARVING on TURNING PYE, CHRIS BOOK carving 635 CARVING REALASTIC BIRDS H. D. GREEN BOOK carving 309 CARVING SPOONS ADLER,SHIRLEY BOOK carving M-38 CARVING TECHNIQUES D Alesch, B Yancey ,R Young, B Wright DVD 7/18/2014 4 CARVING TECHNIQUES & PROJECTS BUSH & HEADLEY VIDEO carving 76 CARVING THE NATIVITY GIBSON, HELEN BOOK carving 21 CARVING TOTEMPOLES & MASKS BRIDGEWATER, ALAN, GILL BOOK carving 623 CARVING TREE BARK JENSEN, RICK BOOK misc burning 307 CHILDREN'S FURNITURE SUNSET BOOK furniture 188 CHIP CARVER'S WORKBOOK BOOK carving 413 CHIP CARVING BARTON, WAYUNE VIDEO carving 219 CHIP CARVING PATTERNS BARTON,WAYNE VIDEO carving 104 CHIPP CARVING DESIGN AND PATTERN BARTON, WAYNE BOOK carving 523 CHIPPENDALE FOOTSTOOL - ROUGH CUT TOMMY MAC DVD furniture 402 CHOOSING AND USING HANDTOOLS RAE, ANDY BOOK tools 221 CHRISTMAS SCROLL SAW PATTERNS SPIELMAN BOOK scroll 223 CHRISTMAS SILHOUETTES CHRISTY, BETTY BOOK scroll 62 CLASSIC FRETWORK SCROLL SAW PAT. SPIELMAN BOOK scroll 456 CLASSIC JOINTS WITH POWER TOOLS CHAN, YEUNG BOOK jointery 488 CLASSIC WOODTURNING PROJECTS KLEIN, BONNIE BOOK lathe 197 CLINKERBOAT BUILDING LEATHER,JOHN BOOK boat M-24 CNC BASICS -LEGACY WOODWORKING MACH DVD 11/16/2012 M-72 CNC ROUTERS STINGLE, MERL DVD 10/17/2018 155 COLLAPSIBLE BASKET PATTERNS LONGABOUGH R& K BOOK baskets 395 COLONIAL STYLE DESK CLOCK ENDERBY, STEVE BOOK project clock 198 COLORING TECH/WOODTURNERS SANDERS, JAN BOOK lathe 230 CONTRACTING YOUR HOME 3RD EDITION McGUERTY, DAVE LESTER, KENT BOOK construction 250 COUNTRY MAILBOXES SPIELMAN AND MEISEL BOOK projects 118 COUNTRY WOODWORKING/EASY TO …. FAVORITE/ENGLER BOOK projects 267 CREATING BEAUTIFIL BOXES W/ INLAY TECHNIQUES STOWE, DOUG BOOK inlay 393 CREATING SMALL WOOD OBJECTS MEILACH BOOK projects 467 CREATIVE SCROLLSAWS SEGMENTATION SPIELMAN, PAT BOOK scroll 280 CROWN ARCH DOORS CLIFFE, ROGER #206 VIDEO cabinets 1 CROWN MOULDING AND TRIM DRAKE, WAYNE BOOK projects M-66 CUTTING BOARDS AND TUMBLED SHAPES WIESKE, DAN DVD 1/17/2018 239 CUTTING SHAPES AND PROFILES (dup 238) DUGINSKE, MARK BOOK projects 238 CUTTING SHAPES AND PROFILES (dup 239) DUGINSKE, MARK BOOK projects 301 DECORATING TURNED WOOD O'DONNELL, LIZ AND MICHAEL BOOK lathe 266 DECORATIVE WOOD INLAY TAYLOR, ZACHARY BOOK inlay M-44 DESIGNING AND BUILDING CABINETS MARTENS, ROBERT DVD 5/15/2015 506 DESIGNING AND BUILDING CABINETS BOOK cabinets 399 DESKS, TABLES AND CHAIRS WOODSMITH COLLECTION BOOK furniture 290 DISPLAY CABINETS YOU CAN CUSTOM GREEF, JEFF BOOK cabinets 23 DOVETAIL DRAWER KLANSZ, FRANK DVD jointery M-06 DOVETAIL/ ORBITAL SANDER DEMO'S PORTER CABLE DVD 6/20/2008 277 DRAWING ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE BRAIN EDWARDS, BETTY BOOK misc 278 DRAWING on the RIGHT SIDE of the BRAIN WOORKBOOK EDWARDS, BETTY BOOK misc 507 DSIGNING FURNITURE BOOK furniture 389 EASY TO MAKE BIRD FEEDERS CAMPBELL, SCOTT D BOOK birds 356 EASY TO MAKE INLAY WOOD PROJECTS ROBERTS and BOOHER BOOK misc intarsia 29 EASY WOOD WORKING PROJECTS SHOPSMITH VOL #6 VIDEO projects M-43 ELECTRIC MOTORS, STYLES LOCKHART, STEVE DVD 5/17/2015 323 ELECTRIC WOOD WORKING TOOLS BROWN,JEREMY BOOK tools 404 ENC OF PIC FRAMING TECHNIQUES CUNNING, ROBERT BOOK picture frames 124 ESSENTIAL WOODWORKING TECHNIQUES WOODWORKER'S JOURNAL DVD furniture M-59 EXOTIC HARDWOODS BARRY BENDER DVD 2/15/2017 119 FACEPLATE CABINET MAKING CLIFFE, ROGER #101 VIDEO cabinets 631 FAN-CARVING NYE, SALLLY, DAVID BOOK carving M-42 Figured Wood Bob kloes DVD 2/20/2015 165 FINE ART OF CABINETMAKING KRENOV BOOK cabinets 325 FINE DEC. WOOD BOXES CRAWFORD, ANDREW BOOK boxes 130 FINE WOODWORKING ON JOINERY TAUNTON BOOK jointery 151 FINE WOODWORKING ON TABLES/DESK TAUNTON BOOK furniture 352 FINE WOODWORKING VIDEO TIPS FINE WOODWORKING DVD misc 112 FINE WOODWORKING/BIENNIAL TAUNTON BOOK furniture 113 FINE WOODWORKING/BK 2 TAUNTON BOOK furniture 114 FINE WOODWORKING/BK 3 TAUNTON BOOK furniture 115 FINE WOODWORKING/BK 4 TAUNTON BOOK furniture 116 FINE WOODWORKING/BK 5 TAUNTON BOOK furniture 117 FINE WOODWORKING/BK 6 TAUNTON BOOK furniture 321 FINE-TUNING YOUR RADIAL ARM SAW EAKES, JOHN BOOK radial arm saw 526 FINISHES - ROUGH CUT TOMMY MAC DVD finishiing M-17 FINISHING / DYEING WOOD PROJECTS KLOES, BOB,custom furniture seym. DVD 9/16/2011 265 FINISHING AND POLISHING THE CABINET .CLIFFE, ROGER #309 VIDEO finishiing 519 FLAG BOX - ROUGH CUT TOMMY MAC DVD boxes 235 FOUNDATION & CONCRETE WORK FINE HOMEBUILDING BOOK construction 600 FRAMING FLOOR STAIRS HAUN, LARRY DVD construction 611 FRAMING ROOFS HAUN, LARRY DVD construction 612 FRAMING WALLS HAUN, LARRY DVD construction 232 FRAMING WALLS, FLOORS, CEILINGS FINE HOMEBUILDING BOOK construction 415 FUN AND EASY SCROLLSAW PROJECT SPIELMAN.
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