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My dad isn't able to be in the shop anymore. He was never a great wood worker but has been a life long enthusiast. He's not able to do anything he was once able to handle, but I thought a "coffee table" book with a tool or woodworking theme might be something he could enjoy flipping through. The way things are currently, it would be almost a new experience every time he opened it. Anyone know of any books that might fit this bill?
How about the Lee Valley catalog. They usually have a great cover and lots of neat tools to look at.
500 chairs is a nice book. I was thrilled to get it for christmas one year.
Don
Looks like I have another book to check outQuote:
Originally Posted by Don Wacker
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What about a book from The Toolemera Press.
http://toolemera.com/
Gil
The Shop Notes compilations are great as well since they have so many different projects in them. It is a great way to inspire new ideas as well.