Woodwork Joints.How they are Set Out, How Made and Where Used.

[Caspar Hauser]

I came across these whilst browsing and thought they might be of interest, there are sure to be others.

http://www.gutenberg.org/files/21531/21531-h/21531-h.htm

http://www.gutenberg.org/files/20846/20846-h/20846-h.htm


CH

[Michael Faurot]

Those will come in handy. Thanks!

[George Clark]

Really interesting! Thanks for sharing.

George

[Frank Drew]

Great stuff, Caspar, thanks for posting the links.

[Rob Young]

These are great! Fantastic find!

[Jim Koepke]

Those are great resources and have been bookmarked.

Thanks,

jim

[harry strasil]

Printing them off to add to my technical Library, Many thanks.

[harry strasil]

Unable to find the ones on Upholstery tho, for a friend.

[gary Zimmel]

Great resource Caspar.

Thanks for the post.

[David Gendron]

I remember seeing that some where... But now I know where to find them... Book mark!
Thank you

[Cliff McNeill]

Thanks for sharing!!!!

[Caspar Hauser]

Unable to find the ones on Upholstery tho, for a friend.

I couldn't find it either. I assume that no one has digitised it yet. However, here are a couple of other things I just this minute came across.

http://books.google.com/books?id=8dwOAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA607&dq=woodworker&lr=&as_brr=1&ei=eLkHS6jSJpSkygSU-ZDJDw&client=safari#v=onepage&q=woodworker&f=false the Strelinger tool catalogue from 1897,

http://books.google.com/books?q=magazine_serial%3A8fYDAAAAMBAJ&rview=1&client=safari&as_brr=1 American Woodworker magazine,


I'm sure that both google books and Project Gutenberg will bear further fruits.

CH

[Peter Evans]

Many Gutenberg titles are available in Internet Archive as PDF, eg Handwork in Wood
http://www.archive.org/details/handworkinwood00noyerich

these are a bit easier to store than html versions.

[Dustin Irby]

Thanks for sharing guys. This is all great information.