Amateur Joinery in the Home

"Amateur Joinery in the Home" is a practical manual designed for the amateur woodworker interested in constructing domestic furniture. Authored by George Ashdown Audsley and Berthold Audsley, this book, originally published in 1916, offers detailed guidance on the art of joinery, making it accessible to those with limited experience.

The book provides step-by-step instructions and illustrations to aid in the construction of various furniture pieces, emphasizing practical techniques and sound craftsmanship. Readers will discover valuable insights into historical woodworking methods, making it a worthwhile read for both hobbyists and anyone interested in the history of home crafts. This edition preserves the original text and illustrations, offering a glimpse into the past while providing a foundation for modern woodworking projects.

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