Reference Site of Old Woodworking Lore

[Greg Sznajdruk]

Stumbled across this reference site on another forum. Looks like a very interesting reference site. Sure to keep you up late at night.
http://www.evenfallstudios.com/woodworks_library/woodworks_library.html (http://www.evenfallstudios.com/woodworks_library/woodworks_library.html)




Greg

[Charlie Schultz]

Wow- that is really interesting. Thanks for the link!

[David G Baker]

Greg,
Thank you very much for posting the reference site, it is a great source for information.

[Jim O'Dell]

Great find, Greg! Thanks for the link. Jim.

[Dan Regan]

Amazing find! Absolutely one to bookmark!

[Randy Davidson]

Thanks Greg. I already had a couple of the books listed but there is a wealth of info there.

[Larry James]

Thanks Greg.

I just spent about 2 hrs browsing many of the WWing books. Interesting to see the evolution of furniture design and construction. The joinery - M&T, dovetail, etc. was born of necessity - make the wood the fastener.

Project Gutenberg (http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page) is a gold mine of information, if you are not familiar with ebooks, check the web site.

Larry

[Bob Noles]

Thanks for the link Greg.

Rob is one great guy and excellent woodworker who loves to share his knowledge. His web site is chock full of good information and if you ever need help, he loves to chat by PM and email. I have the honor of calling him a friend and he has helped me on several past issues.

[Greg Sznajdruk]

Thanks Greg.

I just spent about 2 hrs browsing many of the WWing books. Interesting to see the evolution of furniture design and construction. The joinery - M&T, dovetail, etc. was born of necessity - make the wood the fastener.

Project Gutenberg (http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page) is a gold mine of information, if you are not familiar with ebooks, check the web site.

Larry

Larry:
My turn thanks for this link, now what I need is about 3 days of rain so that I can spend the time pursuing this site.

Greg