Green Woodworking book

[happybonzo]

Here's a very useful book by Ray Tabor. It's called the Encyclopedia of Green Woodworking
It covers a huge range of subjects from the types of wood that are most suitable for different tasks, pole lathes, shave horses, charcoal making, you name it and it's probably in there

It's one of the most useful books that I have and I can heartily recommend it you

The Encyclopedia of Green Woodworking (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Encyclopedia-Green-Woodworking-Raymond-Tabor/dp/1899233075/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1320394049&sr=1-1)

[JonnyP]

Dear Santa.......

Looks good, thanks for that.. :0)

[Ben Casey]

Hmmmmmmm I just had to order it :)

[GaryBeaner]

Just found this while I was looking for......well this I suppose. It's free and full of rustic (not very pretty but works well!) woodwork ideas.
http://www.archive.org/details/rusticcarpentry00haslgoog

[Saxon]

Just had a quick look at that Gary, some pretty fancy pieces of work there.

[dfxdave]

also just bought it thanks for the heads up

[Woodwose]

Some good stuff in there. I particulary like the idea of a snuggery, that's my new word of the day. :) (page 112)