This practical and inspiring book features 18 projects designed to maximize storage in every corner of every cluttered home. A wide array of practical, attractive and well-designed projects will appeal to woodworkers at every skill level. Each project includes detailed building instructions, complete plans and a list of materials.
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From Library Journal
Most people accumulate a huge amount of "stuff," and storing it can be a real challenge especially if one is also concerned about a home's aesthetics. Anthony offers 13 projects that will enable skilled woodworkers to store almost anything. Projects include CD and cassette storage, a desktop organizer, a kitchen workstation, and a medicine cabinet with a locking compartment. Unlike many storage options, these very attractive designs frequently feature solid wood and a high level of craftsmanship. Although many of the projects are complex, the instructions are well done, with excellent illustrations and a complete cut-list for each project. Sure to be a popular title; most libraries should consider. Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc.
About the Author
Paul Anthony has been a professional woodworker since 1974 and is a past president of the Sonoma County Woodworkers Association. He has built hundreds of projects, ranging from furniture to turnings and musical instruments. He was an editor for American Woodworker Magazine from 1994 until its sale to Reader's Digest in 1998. He has done a wonderful job editing books for Taunton. He lives in Reigelsville, Pennsylvania.
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This practical and inspiring book features 18 projects designed to maximize storage in every corner of every cluttered home. A wide array of practical, attractive and well-designed projects will appeal to woodworkers at every skill level. Each project includes detailed building instructions, complete plans and a list of materials.
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From Library Journal
Most people accumulate a huge amount of "stuff," and storing it can be a real challenge especially if one is also concerned about a home's aesthetics. Anthony offers 13 projects that will enable skilled woodworkers to store almost anything. Projects include CD and cassette storage, a desktop organizer, a kitchen workstation, and a medicine cabinet with a locking compartment. Unlike many storage options, these very attractive designs frequently feature solid wood and a high level of craftsmanship. Although many of the projects are complex, the instructions are well done, with excellent illustrations and a complete cut-list for each project. Sure to be a popular title; most libraries should consider.
Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc.
About the Author
Paul Anthony has been a professional woodworker since 1974 and is a past president of the Sonoma County Woodworkers Association. He has built hundreds of projects, ranging from furniture to turnings and musical instruments. He was an editor for American Woodworker Magazine from 1994 until its sale to Reader's Digest in 1998. He has done a wonderful job editing books for Taunton. He lives in Reigelsville, Pennsylvania.