More Woodworkers Essential Facts, Formulas and Short-Cuts

Hundreds of all-new, no-math rules of thumb help you figure it out. With detailed illustrations and easy-to-understand instruction on wood basics, drying wood, post-and-rung joints, segmented turning and much more.
Among the many solutions to tricky problems, you will find:

How to make sure your wood or joinery is strong enough
How to prevent sagging
The secrets of reverse turning, segmented turning and spiral twists
How to determine column strength
The ins and outs of marquetry, inlay and intarsia
How to prevent tools from rusting

Chapters include: Wood Basics; Drying Wood; Wood Movement; Building with Wood Movement; Wood Strength; Moisture Protection; Post-and Rung Joints; Column Strength and Entasis; Marquetry, Inlay and Intarsia; Twists and Spirals; Mechanics — Simple and Complex; Rust Cause & Prevention; Coopering; Torsion Boxes; Off-Center Turning; Reverse Turning; Segmented Turning; Bowl & Baskets from Boards; Adjustable Shelving; Coves on the Table Saw; Compound Butt Joints; and Shaping with Patterns & Templates.

Written by Ken Horner.
A veteran woodworker, Horner is a member of the South Bay Woodworkers Association. He is the author of the best-selling Woodworkers’ Essential Facts, Formulas and Short-Cuts.
Softcover.
344 pages.

More Woodworkers’ Essential Facts, Formulas and Short-Cuts