The Woodworker’s Pocket Book

Rediscover a treasure trove of woodworking wisdom with "The Woodworker's Pocket Book", edited by the renowned Charles H. Hayward. This compact compendium of craftsmanship is a must-have for any hand-tool enthusiast. Key Details: Editor: Charles H. Hayward Original Publication: 1949 Dimensions: 4" x 6-1/2" Pages: 112 Focus: Hand-tool woodworking Book Highlights: Comprehensive guide covering a wide range of woodworking topics Original edition, chosen for its focus on hand tools and traditional measurements Packed with Hayward's instructive drawings Ideal pocket size for workshop reference Content Overview: Finishing recipes Techniques for drawing ellipses Guide to choosing correct screws and nails Various other critical woodworking information Unique Features: Uses traditional fractions, inches, and feet (non-metric) Excludes modern topics like high-speed steel sawblades or machine pulley sizes Designed for durability in a workshop environment Construction Quality: Sewn and tape