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Library-By-Media.Pdf Card# Title Author Media Group 168 SHAKER BAND SAW PROJECTS DUGINAKE/MORRIS BOOK band saw 156 BANDSAW HANDBOOK VOL #2 (dup 131) DUGINSKE BOOK band saw 369 BANDSAW WORKSHOP BENCH REF. DUGINSKE, MARK BOOK band saw 314 SHOP TIPS bandsaw RODALE BOOKS BOOK band saw 138 BUILDING BEAUTIFUL BOXES/BANDSAW VENTURA, LOIS KEENER BOOK band saw 52 THE ART OF THE BAND SAW DUGINSKE, MARK BOOK bandsaw 133 MILTI USE COLLAPSIBLE BASKETS LONGABAUGH RICK & KAREN BOOK baskets 155 COLLAPSIBLE BASKET PATTERNS LONGABOUGH R& K BOOK baskets 227 THE BIRD FEEDER BOOK BOSWELL, THOM BOOK birds 389 EASY TO MAKE BIRD FEEDERS CAMPBELL, SCOTT D BOOK birds 416 MAKING BACKYARD BIRD HOUSES CORTWRIGHT AND POKRIOTS BOOK birds 147 MAKING FANCY BIRDHOUSES & FEEDERS D BOOK birds 620 BIRD HOUSES AND FEEDERS MEISEL, PAUL BOOK birds 229 BEASTLY ABODES-BIRDS, BATS, BUTTERFLY NEEDHAM,BOBBE BOOK birds 621 MAKING FANCY BIRD HOUSES AND FEEDERS SELF, CHARLES BOOK birds 346 BOATBUILDING CHAPELLE, HOWARD BOOK boat 471 BUILDING A STRIP CANOE GILPATRICK,GIL BOOK boat 428 STRIPPERS GUIDE/CANOE BLDNG HAZEN,DAVID BOOK boat 197 CLINKERBOAT BUILDING LEATHER,JOHN BOOK boat 478 STRIP-BUILT BOATS MILLER,LEW BOOK boat 427 CANOE CRAFT MOORES, TED-MOHR,MERILYN BOOK boat 722 BOAT MODELING PAYSON, DYNAMITE BOOK boat 472 BUILDING LAPSTRAKE CANOES SIMMONS, WALTER BOOK boat 474 LAPSTRAKE BOATBUILDING SIMMONS, WALTER BOOK boat 391 BUILDING THE CANOE STELMAK,JERRY BOOK boat 470 WOOD AND CANVAS CANOE STELMOK, JERRY BOOK boat 476 BUILDING THE HERRESHOFF DINGHY THOMAS, BARRY BOOK boat 475 LOFTING VAITSES,ALLAN H BOOK boat 450 BUILD A BOAT WOOD BOAT MAGAZINE BOOK boat 477 BOAT BUILDING WOODS WOODENBOAT MAGAZINE BOOK boat 429 BLDNG BOB'S SPECIAL CANOE BOOK boat 422 HOW TO DESIGN CANOES BOOK boat 43 MAKING WOOD BOXES W/ BAND SAW CRABB BOOK boxes 325 FINE DEC. WOOD BOXES CRAWFORD, ANDREW BOOK boxes 134 BOX MAKING BASICS FREEDMAN, DAVID, M BOOK boxes 410 WOODEN BOXES YOU CAN MAKE HOME WOODWORKER SERIES BOOK boxes 70 MAKING SMALL WOODEN BOXES JACOBSON BOOK boxes 171 ART OF MAKING ELEGANT WOOD BOX LYDGATE BOOK boxes 275 ART OF MAKING ELEGANT JEW. BOX LYDGATE, TONY BOOK boxes 217 THE OFF-SEASON ANGLER SAINDON, GARY L. BOOK boxes 408 TREASURE CHESTS/LEGACY OF SCHLEINING, LON BOOK boxes 135 BOX MAKING STOWE, DOUG BOOK boxes 258 THE TOOL BOX BOOK (dup 181) TOLPIN,JIM BOOK boxes 40 BUILDING SHAKER BOXES WILSON, JOHN BOOK boxes 297 400 WOOD BOXES BOOK boxes 92 MAKE IT WITH WOOD BEARD BOOK cabinets 131 BASIC CABINET MAKING KREG JOINERY DUGINSKE, MARK BOOK cabinets 290 DISPLAY CABINETS YOU CAN CUSTOM GREEF, JEFF BOOK cabinets 328 REFACING CABINETS KIMBAL, HERRICK BOOK cabinets 165 FINE ART OF CABINETMAKING KRENOV BOOK cabinets 337 BUILD YOUR OWN KITCHEN CABINETS PROULX, DANNY BOOK cabinets 344 BUILDING TRADITIONAL KITCHEN CABINETS TOLPIN, JIM BOOK cabinets 506 DESIGNING AND BUILDING CABINETS BOOK cabinets 634 REALISTIC DECOYS KIETH BRIDENHAGEN P.SPIELMAN BOOK carvind 309 CARVING SPOONS ADLER,SHIRLEY 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 104 CHIPP CARVING DESIGN AND PATTERN BARTON, WAYNE BOOK carving 21 CARVING TOTEMPOLES & MASKS BRIDGEWATER, ALAN, GILL BOOK carving 529 WOODCARVING, WOODLAND WARBLERS BUTZ, RICK BOOK carving 533 CARVING AWARD WINNING SONG BIRDS CORBETI, LORI BOOK carving 637 BIRD CARVING BASICS CURTIS J. BADGER BOOK carving 431 HOW TO CARVE HOBOS ENLOW, HAROLD L. BOOK carving 76 CARVING THE NATIVITY GIBSON, HELEN BOOK carving 123 THE COMPLETE WOODCARVERS HANDBOOK GRAHAM, R. BULL BOOK carving 194 CARVING AUTHENTIC BIRDS GREEN BOOK carving 635 CARVING REALASTIC BIRDS H. D. GREEN BOOK carving 439 CARVING COUNTRY CHARACTERS HIGGINBITHAM, BILL BOOK carving 400 CARVING FOUND WOOD HOOD AND WILLIAMS BOOK carving 372 LANDSCAPES IN RELIEF IRISH BOOK carving 419 STICK MAKING, A COMPLETE COURSE JONES AND CLIVE BOOK carving 209 HEWING CONTEMPORARY BOWLS MANN, RIPP & TAMMI BOOK carving 296 TECHNIQUES OF CREATIVE WOOD… NORBURY, IAN BOOK carving 631 FAN-CARVING NYE, SALLLY, DAVID BOOK carving 443 WILD FOWL CARVING VOL 1 ESSENT TECH PEARCE, JIM BOOK carving 373 REALISTIC DUCK CARVING POINTE BOOK carving 179 CARVING on TURNING PYE, CHRIS BOOK carving 441 WOOD CARVING TOOLS, MATERIALS,EQUIP V-1 PYE, CHRIS BOOK carving 196 WOOD CARVING SCANDINAVIAN STYLE REFSAL, HARLEY BOOK carving 633 HOW TO CARVE WILDFOWL book 1 ROGER SCHROEDER BOOK carving 632 HOW TO CARVE WILDFOWL book 2 ROGER SCHROEDER BOOK carving 438 MOR FAN CARVING BIRDS, WOMAN, ANGEL SALLY & DAVID NYE BOOK carving 465 PRACTICAL WOODCARVING SEITZ, JAMES BOOK carving 354 WHITTLING THE OLD SEA CAPTAIN SHIPLEY, MIKE BOOK carving 534 WOODCARVING THE COUNTRY BEAR SHIPLEY, MIKE BOOK carving 445 HOW TO CARVE WILD FOWL-BEST IN SHOW TECH SHROEDER, ROGER BOOK carving 528 A GATHERING OF SPOONS STEVENS, NORMAN D. BOOK carving 61 THE COMMON LOON THE CARTWHEEL CO BOOK carving 105 WHITTLING and WOODCARVING TNAGERMAN, E. J. BOOK carving 636 POWER TOOLS FOR CARVING WILLIAL VEASEY BOOK carving 149 CARVING BIRDS & BEASTS WOODCARVING MAGAZINE BOOK carving 298 UNDERSTANDING WOODCARVING WOODCARVING MAGAZINE BOOK carving 188 CHIP CARVER'S WORKBOOK BOOK carving 385 MAKING WOODEN CLOCKS NELSON BOOK clock 235 FOUNDATION & CONCRETE WORK FINE HOMEBUILDING BOOK construction 232 FRAMING WALLS, FLOORS, CEILINGS FINE HOMEBUILDING BOOK construction 230 CONTRACTING YOUR HOME 3RD EDITION McGUERTY, DAVE LESTER, KENT BOOK construction 234 TRIM CARPENTRY TECHNIQUES SAVAGE, CRAIG BOOK construction 639 BASIC STAIR BUILDING SCOTT SCHUTTNER BOOK consturction 212 WOODSHOP DUST CONTROL NAGYSALANCZY BOOK dust 256 SPRAY FINISHING CHARRON, ANDY BOOK finishiing 87 SECRETS OF STAINING AND POLISHING COLES BOOK finishiing 347 WOOD FINISHES CRUMP, DERRICK BOOK finishiing 148 THE WOODFINISHING BOOK DRESDNER BOOK finishiing 359 THE NEW WOOD FINISHING BOOK DRESDNER, MICHAEL BOOK finishiing 462 WOOD FINISHING FIXES DRESDNER, MICHAEL BOOK finishiing 384 THE NEW WOOD FINISHING DRESNER, MICHAEL BOOK finishiing 213 UNDERSTANDING WOOD FINISHING FLEXNER, BOB BOOK finishiing 514 UNDERSTANDING WOOD FINISHING (2ND COPY) FLEXNER, BOB BOOK finishiing 255 HAND APPLIED FINISHES JEWITT, JEFF BOOK finishiing 254 HAND APPLIED FINISHES/COLORED JEWITT, JEFF BOOK finishiing 97 WORLD WOODS IN COLOR LINCOLN,WILLIA, A BOOK finishiing 120 MOSTLY SHAKER/NEW YANKEE ABRAHM BOOK furniture 175 SMALL FURNITURE BETTER HOMESS & GARDEN BOOK furniture 67 WOOD FURNITURE PROJECTS BOLLER BOOK furniture 218 GARDEN FURNITURE BUCHANAN, GEORGE BOOK furniture 42 MADE BY HAND FURNITURE-pop woodworking FIDGEN TOM BOOK furniture 350 TRADITIONAL FURNITURE PROJECTS FINE WOODWORKING BOOK furniture 282 MAKING WOOD TABLES FOSTER, HUGH BOOK furniture 125 IN THE CRAFTSMAN STYLE, BUILDING FURNITURE FROM FINE WOODWORKING BOOK furniture 126 ARTS AND CRAFTS FURNITURE PROJECTS FROM POPULAR WOODWORKING BOOK furniture 294 MAKING CHAIRS AND TABLES GUILD OF MASTER CRAFTS BOOK furniture 184 MAKING A PIE CRUSE TEA TABLE HELLER/CLARKSON BOOK furniture 452 BUILDING ARTS AND CRAFTS FURNITURE KEMNER, ZDILA BOOK furniture 457 MORE SHOP DRAWING FOR FURNITURE (dup 403) LANG, ROBERT BOOK furniture 451 SHOPP DRAW. FOR CRAFTSMAN FURN LANG, ROBERT BOOK furniture 487 THE ESSENTIALS PINE BOOK McGUANE & FITZPATRICK BOOK furniture 65 MEASURED DRAWIGNS FOR AM FURN MOSER BOOK furniture 394 AMERICAN SHAKERS AND THEIR FURN SHEA BOOK furniture 464 MAKING DOLL FURN IN WOOD SIMMONS, DENNIS BOOK furniture 388 THE ART OF MAKING FURN IN MINIA…. SMITH BOOK furniture 307 CHILDREN'S FURNITURE SUNSET BOOK furniture 228 BUILD YOUR OWN DOLLHOUSE TANGERMAN, EJ BOOK furniture 151 FINE WOODWORKING ON TABLES/DESK TAUNTON BOOK furniture 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 399 DESKS, TABLES AND CHAIRS WOODSMITH COLLECTION BOOK furniture 507 DSIGNING FURNITURE BOOK furniture 267 CREATING BEAUTIFIL BOXES W/ INLAY TECHNIQUES STOWE, DOUG BOOK inlay 266 DECORATIVE WOOD INLAY TAYLOR, ZACHARY BOOK inlay 94 PRAC AND DEC WOOD JOINTS BAIRSTOW BOOK jointery 456 CLASSIC JOINTS WITH POWER TOOLS CHAN, YEUNG BOOK jointery 85 JOINING WOOD (the workshop companion) ENGLER, NICK BOOK jointery 366 GOOD WOOD JOINTS JACKSON BOOK jointery 130 FINE WOODWORKING ON JOINERY TAUNTON BOOK jointery 313 MACHINE AND HAND JOINERY BOOK BOOK jointery 343 PRACTICAL WOODTURNING PROJECTS AAW BOOK lathe 500 WOOD TURNING ALLEN, RAY BOOK lathe 292 WOODTURNING JEWELRY BOWEN, HILLARY BOOK lathe 233 WOODTURNING TRAD FOLK TOYS BRIDGEWATER BOOK lathe 136 THE CRAFTMAN WOODTURNER CHILD BOOK lathe 420 THE LATHE BK-A CMPLETE GUIDE CONOVER, ERNIE BOOK lathe 202 TURNING FOR FURNITURE CONOVER,ERNIE BOOK lathe 204 TURNING GOBLETS CRIPPS, MIKE BOOK lathe 485 TURNING DUCK AND GAME CALLS GLENN & KEATS BOOK lathe 459 MIM LATHE MAGIC/BIG PRO./SM. LATHE HAMPTON, RON BOOK lathe 242 MAKING SCREW THREADS IN WOOD HOLDER, FRED BOOK lathe 236 WOODTURNING A SOURCE OF SHAPES HUNNEX, JOHN BOOK lathe 348 SEGMENTED TURNING, DESIGNM TECHNIQUES,PROJECTS KEELING, DENNIS BOOK lathe 455 THE WOODTURNER'S WORKBOOK KEY, RAY BOOK lathe 488 CLASSIC WOODTURNING PROJECTS KLEIN, BONNIE BOOK lathe 200 TURNING WOODEN TOYS LAWRENCE, TERRY
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