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Media Library JULY, 2015 MAGAZINES American How To (Handy Man How To) July, 1997 – January, 2002 The American Woodturner Vol. 2#4;Vol.3#2;Vol.7#4;Vol.8#1,2,3,4;Vol.9#3,Vol.10#2,3,4;Vol.11#1,2,3,4;Vol.12#1,2,3,4; Vol.13#1,2,3,4;Vol.14#2,3,4;Vol.15#1,2,3,4 American Woodworker Issues 12 14, 17 – 75, 77-95, 97-100 Workshop Solutions, 1996 Creative Woodworks and Crafts Jan. 99 - Nov. 03 - Winter 04 Fine Homebuilding 19 – 24, 43, 48, 51, 57, 58, 60 – 71, 83 Fine Woodworking Issues l – 248 Fine Woodworking Archive DVD – 1975-2011 Handyman March 1981 – December 1986 Family Handyman January 1987 - November, 2009 Home Furniture 1-14 Making-Designing-Restoring Furniture British Magazine - Issues 1, 2, 3, and 4 Old House Journal Sept,Oct,Nov,Dec, l990;Jan,Feb,Mar,Apl,May,June,July,Aug, 1991 Feb, June, Dec, 1998; Feb.1999 Popular Woodworking Issues 31-36, 42, 52 - 81, 86, 108 – 113, 115 Popular Woodworking DVD 1995-2012 Shopnotes 1-96. 98- 102 Index 1-78 Shopnotes DVD 1992-2012 Today’s Woodworker Issues 5, 23, 24, 25, 28-33, 45, 46, 51, 52, 53, 55, 56 Weekend Woodcrafts Issues l- 25 Weekend Woodworking Projects Issues 6,17,18,19,20,21,22,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,321,33,34,35 Wood Magazine - On Loan Issues 1-232 Index, issues 1-220 Woodsmith Issues l – 220 Woodsmith DVD 1979-2012 Woodwork Issues 1-26, 28-72 Woodworker British Magazine - 24 Issues Jan. 1986-Dec. 1997 Woodworker’s Journal May, 1978 – Apr. 2015 Workbench Most Issues from Jan.’80 through June, 2005 World of Wood 15 Issues circa l986-1987 WOODWORKING . WOODSHOPS, AND CONSTRUCTION The Art of Woodworking - Lazlo Katz Basic Carpentry Illustrated (Sunset) 1974 and 1984 Basic Woodworking Processes - Jorth and Fowler Build and Repair with Concrete - Quikrete Companies Building the Custom Home Office –Niall Barrett Building Kitchen Cabinets - Jere Cary Building Traditional Kitchen Cabinets - Jim Tolpin Cabinets and Shelves - Better Homes and Gardens Cabinetry Basics – Sam Allen Cabinet Making and Millwork – John L. Feirer Cabinetry - Robert A. Yoder Carpentry and Woodworking – Robert Brightman Complete Book of Woodworking and Cabinetmaking - Byron W. Maguire Complete Book of Woodwork - Charles H. Hayword Complete Book of Home Workshops – David X. Manners Country Woodcraft - Drew Langsne Family Rooms, Dens & Studios - Sunset Designing, Building, and Installing Custom Cabinets - William G. Sscherer The Fine Art of Cabinetmaking - James Kreno Fixing and Avoiding Woodworking Mistakes - Sandor Nagyszalanczy General Industry - Lindbeck and Lathrop General Shop - Graneman and Feirer Green Woodwork – Mike Abbott Green Woodworking Hands On – Drew Langsner Guide to Building and Remodeling Materials - Bob Villa Home and Building Maintenance How to Design and Build Your Own House - Didonno and Sperling The Impractical Cabinetmaker - James Krenov Making Cabinets and Built Ins – Sam Allen Make it With Wood – Edgar Randall Beard The Modern Carpenter Joiner and Cabinet Maker – Legacy of Woodworking – G. Lister Sutcliffe, Editor Masonry & Concrete Work - Max Alth Modern Carpentry – Willis Wagner Modern General Shop - 1975 - Goodheart-Villcox Company, Publishers Movable Storage Projects (Ingenious Space-saving Solutions) - Charles R. Self Planning and Remodeling Kitchens - Sunset Remodeling with Tile - Sunset Room by Room Makeovers - Family Handyman Shelf Storage – Wood Magazine Shop Storage Projects and Tips – Shopnotes and Woodsmith Shop Tricks – Woodworkers Journal Small Workshop - Fine Woodworking Solar Heating - Sunset Solar Heating - Wm Foster Storage - Cabinets, Closets, Bookshelves – Sunset Technical Woodworking – Groneman Glazener Well Crafted Workshop - Editors of American Woodworker Wood Projects for the Home - Ortho Books Woodworkers Handbook – Roger W. Cliffe Woodworkers Visual Handbook – Jon Arno Woodworking - W.R. Miller and W.H. Zook Woodworking for the Serious Beginner - Jones and McClure Woodworking Techniques and Projects- Capotosto’s Woodworking Wisdom - Capotosto, Rosario Woodworking Wisdom – Nick Engler Working With Wood - McKnight FURNITURE Advanced Woodwork and Furniture Making - John Feirer and Gilbert Hutchings American Antiques - Norman Hudson American Furniture - Doreen Beck Antique American Clocks and Watches - Richard Thomson Antique Country Furniture of North America - John G. Shea Build Your Own Entertainment Centers - Andy Schultz Carpinteros and Cabinetmakers - Furniture Making in New Mexico 1600-1900 - Folk Art Museum Chinese Household Furniture – George N. Kates Colonial Classics - John Nelson Colonial Furniture Making - John G. Shea Construction of American Furniture Treasures - Lester Margon, A.I.D. Country Furniture - Editors of Family Handyman Magazine Country Furniture - Aldren A. Watson Designing Furniture from Concept to Shop Drawing: A Practical Guide - Seth Stem Early American Fine Points of Furniture - Albert Sack Fine Woodworking on Chairs and Beds Fine Woodworking on Tables and Desks Fine Woodworking Design - Books 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Furniture and Cabinetmaking – John L. Feirer Furniture Makers’ Handbook - Family Handyman Magazine Furniture Treasury – Volumes I and II in One – Wallace Nutting Great American Furniture - Popular Woodworking Home Furniture for Woodworkers – Fine Woodworking Making Modern Danish Furniture - Rolf Schutze Making Chairs and Tables – Guild of Master Craftmen Making a Windser Chair – Michael Dunbar Making Wood Tables - Hugh Foster Masterpieces of Furniture - Verna Cook Salomonsky Measured Drawings of Early American Furniture - Burl N. Osburn and Bernice B. Osburn Measured Drawings of Old English Oak Furniture - John Weymouth Hurrell Measured Shop Drawings for American Furniture - Thos. Moser Mission Furniture: How to Make It - Parts I, II, and III Complete - Popular Mechanics Company Outdoor Furniture - Nick Engler Period Furniture - Design and Construction - Franklin H. Gottshall Provincial Furniture Design and Construction - Franklin H. Gottshall Repairing and Restoring Antique Furniture - John Rodd Reproducing Antique Furniture - Franklin H. Gottshall Rod Wales Furniture Projects - Rod Wales Small Woodworking Projects – Fine Woodworking, 1992 The Seng Handbook of Furniture Facts Simple Colonial Furniture - Franklin H. Gottshall Southwestern Country Classics - Early American Woodowrking Projects - Gloria Sagberin Tage Frid Teaches Woodworking - Book 3 Furnituremaking - Tage Frid Windsor Chairmaking – Thos Moser Windsor Chairmaking Vols I & II – Charles Santore American Windsor Chair – Nancy Goyne Evans Book of American Windser Furniture – John Kassay WOOD Beautiful Woods - Frank Paxton Lumber Company Encyclopedia of Wood - John Makepeace --Available from Jim Goodwin Fine Hardwoods Selectorama - Fine Hardwoods/American Walnut Association Guide to Useful Woods of the World – James H. Flynn, Jr. The International Book of Wood - Simon and Schuster Know Your Woods - Albert Constantine, Jr. Reverence for Wood - Eric Sloane The Soul of a Tree - George Nakashima Understanding Wood - R. Bruce Hoadley World Woods in Color - William A. Lincoln Wood Grading and Standards Architectural Woodwork Quality Standards Introduction to Grading Hardwood Lumber Particle Board from Start to Finish Rules for Measurement and Inspection of Hardwood and Cypress Standards for Hardwood and Decorative Plywood Western Lumber Grading WOODWORKING TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES The Antique Tool Collector.s Guide to Value - Ronald S. Barlow The Art of Fine Tools – Sandor Nagyszalanczy The Art of Woodworking and Furniture Appreciation - Laszlo Katz Bandsaw Bok - Lonnie Bird Bandsaw Handbook - Mark Dugninske The Bandsaw Book with 20 Projects - R.J. DeCristoforo Bierrnial Design Book - Fine Woodorking Celtic Knotwork and Design - Sheila Sturrock Chisels on a Wheel – Jim Effner Complete Illustrated Guide to Band Saws – Roland Joohnson Complete Book of Power Tools - Stationary and Portable - R.J. DeCristoforo Complete Guide to Sharpening - Leonard Lee Complete Illustrated Guide to Joinery – Gary Rojowski Complete Book of Stationary Power Tool Techniques – R.J. De Cristoforo The Complete Handbook of Power Tools – George R. Drake Complete Router Workshop – Nick Engler Cove Cutting - A Guide to Cutting Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Curves Using TableSaw-Frank Klausz Craftsman Handbooks - Lathe; Jointer-Shaper; Disc/Belt Sander; Bench Saw; Router; Band Saw; Jig Saw; And Drill Press. Custom Tools for Woodworkers - Designing and making your own - J. Petrovich Dictionary of Tools - R.A. Salaman Encyclopedia of Woodworking Handtools, Instruments & Devices – Graham Blackburn Encyclopedia of Joint Making – Terrie Noll Fine Woodworking on Chairs and Beds Fine Woodworking on Proven Shop Tips Fine Woodworking on Planes and Chisels Fine Woodworking on Making and Modifying Woodworking Machines Fine Woodworking Techniques I – Fine Woodworking Magazine Fine Woodworking on Woodworking Machines Fifty Years a Planemaker and User - Guide to Building a Plane - Cecil E. Pierce Garage as a Workplace – Kira Obolensky Getting the Most Out Of Your Bandsaw - Delta Getting the Most Out Of Your Bandsaw – Rockwell Getting the Most Out of Your Drill Press - Delta Getting the Most Out of Your Shaper – Sinden Publishing Co. Getting the Very Best From Your Router – Pat Warner Gluing and Clamping - Patrick Spielman Guide to Compound Miters – Bridge City Tools Handplane Book - Garrett Hack James Krenov Worker in Wood Joinery - Gary Rogowski The Lathe Book – Ernie Conover Lathe Operation - Craftsman Machine Woodworking - Robert E. Smith Making and Modifying Woodworking Tools – Jim Kingshott Making Workbenches
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