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Modern Woodworking Techniques (Best of Fine Woodworking) (edition 1991)

by Fine Woodworking (Author), Fine Woodworking (Editor), John Kelsey (Editor)

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This text includes a wealth of techniques appropriate for building both modern and traditional furniture.
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Title:Modern Woodworking Techniques (Best of Fine Woodworking)
Authors:Fine Woodworking (Author)
Other authors:Fine Woodworking (Editor), John Kelsey (Editor)
Info:Taunton Press (1991), 128 pages
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