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WOODWORKING TOOLS (SHIRE ALBUM)

WOODWORKING TOOLS (SHIRE ALBUM)

Philip Walker

From prehistoric times we have used wood to make our houses, containers, vehicles and implements. This book offers an idea of what the basic woodworking tools were like in the main historical periods and shows something of the astonishing variety of forms which these basic tools have assumed at different times and in different places.
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Wood is nature's greatest gift to man. From prehistoric times we have used it to make our houses, containers, vehicles and implements. For this reason the story of the tools and techniques with which man has learned to manipulate wood has special interest. The basic types were already established in Roman times. Indeed, apart from any machinery, a Roman carpenter suddenly transported into a modern workshop would soon feel at home and be able to carry on his job. This book gives an idea of what the basic woodworking tools were like in the main historical periods and shows something of the astonishing variety of forms which these basic tools have assumed at different times and in different places.

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Title - WOODWORKING TOOLS (SHIRE ALBUM)

Edition -

Author - Philip Walker

ISBN 13 - 9780852635018

Imprint - Shire Publications

Publisher - Bloomsbury Publishing PLC

Date Published - 30/05/2008

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No. of pages -

Binding Type - Paperback

Dimensions - 149 x 210 x mm

Weight - 92 g

Languages - English