Woodworking Joinery and Tools (2 Books in 1): The Ultimate Guide To Learn All Secrets With Your Wood Crafts And Use Tools To Create Amazing Diy Projects Paperback – April 23, 2021

I purchase these books because my husband's favorite hobby is crafting with wood. I figured with these ultimate guides written by Miles Adkins he can learn some more secrets and get new ideas for his amazing do-it-yourself projects. These books gave him a refresher course of what you need to know about woodworking, the differences between joinery and woodworking, all the essential tools to help tackle major techniques and so much more. He's looking forward to making a chess board for my brother as a present. His birthday is a few weeks away.

If you need some additional resources for the woodworking hobby or to learn different skills to make furniture or art, the author provides just that in these two books. The chapters are well laid out and the diagrams and pictures provide helpful tools for completing projects

Are you interested in learning the art of woodworking and joinery? This book can help you get started. It tells what tools you will need etc. The step by step pictures were great too

This book has been really helpful in understand what all types of tools there are for woodworking and joinery. If you are starting out this is definitely a book you should get. I really liked that it also included some projects.

Just received this, but very good book for beginners.

This author really helps the new to woodworking person by describing tools needed and types of projects to do. He also gets into more complicated projects, but after providing a good base to start.

Have this as a gift. Very well received.

The book is horribly written and appears unedited, so many mistakes, really unclear wording and just plain wrong information in places.

Not recommended, does not do what it claims on the front-page cover nor the description.Failed self-publishing attempt.This is a potentially interesting set of draft notes, with no editing, no typesetting, no layout.There is little material (double interline with very large font).These are not 2 books: these are two attempts at ideas for a single book, unfinished.For the current amount of material, when edited and typeset in a standard manner, all could fit in a small leaflet (not a book).This could be improved by working with a professional book publisher, and expanding the contents, grouping together subjects and paragraphs that deal with the same ideas, logically laying out the organisation (plan), correctly setting the layout (a title must not be left alone at the bottom of a page), taking good photographs and including them in the book at the correct resolution, ...The tone is pleasant, some of the side stories can be entertaining (as myths probably), and there are some genuinely useful practical tips and tricks (draw a triangle on your wood). The author seems to have experience as a power tool user in a woodworking workshop, and would probably be a great teacher in person.

Enjoyable read, very informative and lots of tips and pointers