The Complete Book of Woodworking: Step-by-Step Guide to Essential Woodworking Skills, Techniques, Tools and Tips (Landauer) Over 40 Easy-to-Follow Projects and Plans, 200+ Photos, and Carpentry Basics

I love this book! Bright pages heavy for use in the shop. Clear easy directions I can follow as a beginner. A great book worth the money for me.

"The Complete Book of Woodworking" is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to hone their woodworking skills. The book is filled with over 40 easy-to-follow projects and plans, making it perfect for both beginners and more experienced woodworkers. The step-by-step guides are incredibly clear, supported by over 200 photos that visually explain each technique.What I particularly enjoyed about this book is how it covers a wide range of essential skills, techniques, and tools. The carpentry basics are well-explained, providing a solid foundation for anyone new to woodworking. The tips and tricks scattered throughout are practical and have already proven useful in my projects.However, one thing to note is that while the projects are diverse and interesting, some may find them a bit simplistic if they’re looking for more advanced challenges. Additionally, the book focuses heavily on traditional techniques, which is great for building foundational skills but might leave advanced woodworkers wanting more.Overall, "The Complete Book of Woodworking" is a great investment for those wanting to dive into woodworking or refine their existing skills. It's well-organized, informative, and inspiring, making it a valuable addition to any woodworker's library.

Very helpful book for woodworking.

Good basics and real good projects. Material is about 10-20 years out and of date as far as power tools we have available today however.

Super good

This product is great for beginners and intermediate alike. It has easy to follow plans and excellent color photos and plan design

If you are a beginner woodworker the first 1/3 or so of this book will be good for you. It give detailed information on different tools, types of wood, different techniques, and an all around great beginner or even refresher lesson on basic woodworking.The projects are well rounded with some easier things to build and some more difficult things but none too difficult.The only negative of the book for me is that the website that is referenced for obtaining plans no longer exists. I was excited I could actually download plans for a few things I wanted to build but then was immediately disappointed when I tried going to the website but couldn’t.

My grandson is becoming a good woodworker and I wanted to get him a reference book showing types of wood joints, finishes, glues and other fact to help him and I feel this book will be very helpful to him.