How to build a great home workshop

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Published
New York, NY : Sterling Pub. Co c2007.
Language
English
Physical Description
286 p. : col. ill., plans ; 26 cm
Bibliography
Includes index.
ISBN
9781402711770
9781402720437
  • Chapter 1. A Woodworker's Dream Shop
  • How to Find Space for the Woodworking Shop
  • Wiring Guidelines for Your Shop
  • Shop Lighting Strategies
  • Climate Control Considerations
  • Storage Space
  • Chapter 2. Customize Your Space
  • Idea Number 1. A Bountiful Basement
  • Idea Number 2. Efficiency in One Stall
  • Idea Number 3. Two-Car Garage Workshop
  • Idea Number 4. No-Nonsense Dedicated Space
  • Idea Number 5. A Professional's Place
  • How to Lay Out Your Shop
  • Chapter 3. Clean Air in Your Shop
  • Basic Dust Defense
  • A Case Study in Dust Collection
  • Guidelines for Setting Up Your Own Dust-Collection System
  • Step Up to Air Filtration
  • Shop-Made Dust-Collection Systems
  • Chapter 4. Shop Heating Systems at a Glance
  • Workshop Heating Considerations
  • Forced-Air Heaters
  • Tube Heaters
  • Radiant Heating
  • Electric Options
  • Is Wood Good?
  • How to Determine Which Heating System to Use
  • Chapter 5. Workshop Safety and Security
  • Tools as Targets
  • Protect Your Shop from Fire
  • Safety Equipment
  • The Danger of Dust
  • First Aid for the Shop
  • Shop Safety Check
  • Chapter 6. The Workbench: Heart of the Shop
  • One-Day Workbench
  • Durable Workbench
  • Drop-Leaf Mobile Workbench
  • Tough-Stuff Workbench
  • Full-Service Workbench with Surprises
  • Lift-Up Router Table
  • Flip-Up Benchtop Tool Table
  • Workbench with Side-Draft Dust-Collection System
  • Workbench Tool Crib
  • Flatten Your Workbench's Top
  • Chapter 7. Shop Cabinet Craftsmanship
  • Start with a Base Cabinet
  • Now, Try a Wall Cabinet
  • Clamp a Large Box with Confidence
  • Build a Floor-Cabinet System: The Basic Cabinet
  • Three-Drawer Utility Cabinet
  • Flip-Top Work Center
  • Dual-Purpose Sanding Center
  • Swivel-Topped Cabinet
  • Modular Wall Cabinet System
  • Another Take on a Wall-Cabinet System
  • Make Customized Tool Holders
  • Handy Cabinets
  • Reference Center
  • Chapter 8. Solving Special Storage Needs
  • Flexible Wall Storage System
  • Tablesaw Accessory Cabinet
  • Mobile Tablesaw Base
  • Mobile Tool Cabinet
  • Swing-Out Cabinet for Bits
  • Scrollsaw Blade Drawer
  • Drop-Down Tool Tray
  • Wall Hanging Sanding-Supply Organizer
  • Drum-Sander Holder
  • 11-In-One Sander Cabinet
  • Chapter 9. Storing Lumber and Sheet Goods
  • Quick-and-Easy Mobile Storage
  • Roll-Around Plywood Cart
  • Sheet Goods Mover/Lifter
  • Lumber Storage Rack
  • Double-Duty Clamp/Lumber Rack
  • A Catchall for Cutoffs
  • Chapter 10. Easy Racks, Holders, and Organizers
  • At-the-Ready Bit Shelf
  • Easy Router Bit Storage
  • Bandsaw-Blade Holder
  • Saw-Blade Holder
  • Scrollsaw-Blade Organizer
  • Cordless Drill Recharging Station
  • Wall-Hung Plane Holder
  • Wall-Hung Router Organizer
  • Five Great Clamp Organizers
  • Clamp-Rack Combo
  • Safe Chisel Storage
  • Chisel Stand
  • A Simple But Top-Notch Chisel Rack
  • Wrench Rack
  • Simple Saw Rack
  • Ready-for-Work Tool Holders
  • Hose/Cord Holders
  • Glue Caddy
  • Lathe Tool Rack
  • Lathe Tool Board
  • Chapter 11. Stands, Stools, and Supports
  • Leg Stand for Stationary Tools
  • Super-Sturdy Scrollsaw Stand
  • Mobile Mitersaw Stand
  • Roll-Around Tool Base
  • Workshop Rest Stop
  • Two-in-One Seat/Step Stool
  • Sturdy Stool
  • Fold-Out Work Support
  • Knockdown Cutting Platform
  • Knockdown Sawhorses
  • Back-to-Basics Sawhorses
  • Metric Equivalents Chart
  • Board Feet Guidelines
  • Index
  • Credits
Review by Library Journal Review

Turn your jumbled workshop and woodworking area into the picture of efficiency with this book. Basic considerations are covered first, such as wiring, work flow, and climate control. Some sample layouts cover a traditional garage setup to more dedicated spaces. Dust collection and ventilation, heating, safety, and security are all addressed, with projects for each. Illustrating photos do not always have close proximity to the text, a layout flaw. Storage and cabinetry projects are clever and inventive; tips and checklists round out the book. Overall, a very nice book with great projects to accessorize and organize your workshop beautifully. Strongly recommended for most woodworking collections. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

(c) Copyright Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.