How to design and build your ideal woodshop

Bill Stankus

Book - 1998

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Published
Cincinnati, OH : Popular Woodworking Books 1998.
Language
English
Main Author
Bill Stankus (-)
Physical Description
122 p. : ill
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN
9781558704817
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1. Building Safety Into Shop Design
  • Chapter 2. The Woodshop Environment
  • Chapter 3. Planning Your Ideal Woodshop
  • Chapter 4. Choosing the Right Shop Location
  • Chapter 5. Maximizing Your Shop Space
  • Chapter 6. Customizing Your Woodshop
  • Chapter 7. Examining Real Woodshops
  • Chapter 8. Powering and Lighting the Shop Effectively
  • Chapter 9. Implementing Your Dust Collection System
  • Chapter 10. Creating Useful Storage Space
  • Chapter 11. The Workbench
  • Resources
  • Index
Review by Library Journal Review

One of the best parts of woodworking is setting up a workshop; in some cases, more effort is expended here than in creating finished projects. An efficient design allows one to get the most out of their shop. Stankus provides a wealth of information on how to maximize floor space and on choosing the best electrical, lighting, or safety features are best. He also gives guidelines for locating machinery and shows sample shops for cabinetmaking, carving, woodworking, and furniture restoration. A variety of storage solutions round out this excellent title, which will appeal to most woodworkers. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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