Feature Friday – Book Review of “Encyclopedia of Woodworking”

t’s been a while since our last book review, but it’s finally back! This month we’re taking a look at Alan and Gill Bridgewaters’ “Encyclopedia of Woodworking”.

An all around great book for beginners “Encyclopedia of Woodworking” is a good choice for those who might be a little overwhelmed with more technical woodworking reference books geared towards woodworkers with formal training or at least a few years worth of sawdust under their feet.

While providing enough information about some of the most common aspects of woodworking, “Encyclopedia of Woodworking” presents it in an easy to read, easy to understand manner. I don’t think most veteran woodworkers will find it a must read, but for the true amateur it should help you find your way.

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