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Author: Udo Schmidt - (Paperback) - 2003 ... more
I bought this book and Danny Proulx's Build Your Own Kitchen Cabinets (Popular Woodworking). Proulx's book focused on particleboard construction and mostly 32mm cabinets. I was very dissapointed as I was anxious to start building cabinets and... read full review | report as inappropriate
This book is very vague. The chapter on cabinet design tells you to buy a CAD program. And the cabinet assembly chapter is four pages long. The writer assumes the user of the book knows all of the details. My question is if you know all of the... read full review | report as inappropriate
This book covers all the esentials of traditional cabinet making. It was well done, but nothing very revealing or greatly helpfull for me. read full review | report as inappropriate
Author: Phyllis Hobson - (Paperback) ... more
I really recommend this product as an excellent resource fo starting a root cellar project. I had considered just winging it, but the materials list has proven invaluable - mostly because it allows you to utilize found materials and save money.... read full review | report as inappropriate
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Author: Roger Marshall - (Paperback) ... more
If you're operating a small or a LARGE greenhouse - this will be your "bible"...... for operation. I have 2 copies! In the house and greenhouse. read full review | report as inappropriate
Author: Reader's Digest Editors - (Hardcover) ... more
This was purchased as a gift for my son-in-law. As I told him, it is by far the best do-it-yourself home repair manual I have ever seen or used. It is clearly and logically laid out. Illustrations are in full color and large enough to easily... read full review | report as inappropriate
I purchased this book as a Christmas gift for my son. I started to leaf through it prior to wraping it and I am glad I did. This book was published in 1977 and although there is a lot of information - much of it is outdated - how many people do... read full review | report as inappropriate
I was somewhat disappointed in this book. I was expecting some good how-to pointers on fixing things around the house. I received a book that is very outdated. It gave instructions on fixing cassette decks and turntables. And who fixes broken... read full review | report as inappropriate
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Author: Rex A. Ewing - (Paperback) - 2005 ... more
I was thinking about making the move to solar so I decided to purchase this book and do some online research. This book does a great job explaining how solar works and what you can expect with respect to wattage from a solar array based on the... read full review | report as inappropriate
Well written, a good first-step book on home solar power. Recommended for those who are curious. The real work will begin later. read full review | report as inappropriate
Author: Ed Epstein - (Paperback) ... more
Build a Smokehouse: Storey Country Wisdom Bulletin A-81 (A Storey Country Wisdom Bulletin) A skiny little book but if you want to build a smoke house it is a nice one to have. I wish i had it fourty years ago before i tried to build my first... read full review | report as inappropriate
Good book, but no novel, keeps things very basic and doesn't go into detail about parts that could improve finished product. read full review | report as inappropriate
Author: Rob Thallon - (Spiral-bound) - 2000 ... more
A great reference for the DIY homeowner. Lots of drawings to show you the right way to do things from foundations to framing. read full review | report as inappropriate
Unless you are a professional contractor, and if you are, you don't need this book anyway. I built a garage earlier this year and purchased this book as a reference. This is a very detailed book, but be careful and check your local codes. I would... read full review | report as inappropriate
This is a good reference for framing details, which I turn to frequently as we work on the design for our new home. That said, there are numerous gaps and while some might be excused as esoteric, like framing a swept roof at the eaves (though it... read full review | report as inappropriate
Author: John Carroll - (Paperback) - 1998 ... more
This is a well written book, in plain language. It will help any amateur considering building, or constructing brick, or wooden structures, or extensions. John Carroll makes the reader think about accuracy when approaching any building project.... read full review | report as inappropriate
This author is in the dark ages with respect to the use of the metric system. As a country, we've been there / tried that. We can't help it if the rest of the world is backwards using the metric system! Why was at least a whole page WASTED in... read full review | report as inappropriate
Author: Christopher Hawthorne, Alanna Stang - (Hardcover) ... more
The order was processed and shipped very quickly. The product is just as it was described. Excellent purchase experience! read full review | report as inappropriate
The book focuses on very modern designs, which are frequently stark or very heavy on the glass and steel. There are some ideas for creating a "greener" house, but most of the examples ignore the most basic green principle of minimizing the square... read full review | report as inappropriate
The work of Seattle-based architect Tom Kundig has been called both raw and refined, as well as super-crafted and warm. ... more
In a world of inflated egos and misplaced priorities, Tom Kundig rushes in with a clear view, a warm heart and an undisputable eye for beauty. His whimsical but exact and gorgeuos designs display a playfulness that catagorizes a true professional... read full review | report as inappropriate