Keith Outten
11-16-2022, 9:55 AM
The Winner of this drawing is Ted Calver.
Ted, you have three days to provide me with your shipping address so Dave Sochar can ship your prize.
FreeStuff Drawing November 30th 2022.
You must post in this thread, only once, to be eligible to win.
This FreeStuff Drawing is Sponsored by Dave Sochar of Acorn Woodworks (https://www.acornwoodworks.com/store).
489908
The book is finally complete! It took several years and Covid to pull it all together. You will find it is a comprehensive tour de force of history, design and diversity of construction methods. The definitive book on small shop production of custom doors. When I looked for this book 30 or 40 years ago, none could be found. This book is meant to be used, to enable a shop to add custom doors to its product line-up, or to concentrate on this largely unused niche.
The author has been a professional woodworker for over 50 years, concentrating mostly in the architectural field. Doors - and anything that swings or moves - has been the arena for which his shop has been best known. The book covers everything from drawing and design, thru history, to materials to machines to finished product. Color photos and author drawn line drawings explain all the processes.
Available at:
https://www.acornwoodworks.com/store.
Visit Dave's web site to view pictures and more information about his company.
Ted, you have three days to provide me with your shipping address so Dave Sochar can ship your prize.
FreeStuff Drawing November 30th 2022.
You must post in this thread, only once, to be eligible to win.
This FreeStuff Drawing is Sponsored by Dave Sochar of Acorn Woodworks (https://www.acornwoodworks.com/store).
489908
The book is finally complete! It took several years and Covid to pull it all together. You will find it is a comprehensive tour de force of history, design and diversity of construction methods. The definitive book on small shop production of custom doors. When I looked for this book 30 or 40 years ago, none could be found. This book is meant to be used, to enable a shop to add custom doors to its product line-up, or to concentrate on this largely unused niche.
The author has been a professional woodworker for over 50 years, concentrating mostly in the architectural field. Doors - and anything that swings or moves - has been the arena for which his shop has been best known. The book covers everything from drawing and design, thru history, to materials to machines to finished product. Color photos and author drawn line drawings explain all the processes.
Available at:
https://www.acornwoodworks.com/store.
Visit Dave's web site to view pictures and more information about his company.