How to Make Outdoor & Garden Furniture: Instructions for Tables, Chairs, Planters, Trellises & More from the Experts at American Woodworker (Fox Chapel Publishing) 22 Decorative Step-by-Step Projects

Excellent choices for projects

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I am still looking for a book that guides me in I guess "primitive" furniture assembly. What I mean by primitive: simple tools, for example drill, hammer, saw. I don't have access to such fancy, hi-tone equipment as a table saw or router-let alone the security (no house of my own and damned if I'll move so much to my next rental -I go where the work work is) or money to make such investments, and as a beginner in nowheresville I wouldn't want to screw up a neighbor's equipment... It's a nice fantasy read for me. Somewhere in an alternate universe I would have the resources to try out the designs in this book. It's not that I'm incapable of using equipment. I've done metal smithing in college, pickling, welding, molding, drilling, polishing. I've worked with etching equipment and photographic equipment. But I've never had the equipment myself it was all part of the school. So it's a nice book, but I'm a novice with no wood working equipment or experience so who am I to judge.

got this as a gift for a guy friend

This book has nice project what I was looking for to start my hobby project making outdoor and garden furniture, it's just what i needed to start.

I wish I would have read the reviews!!!! Although it looks like a great book for advanced woodworkers and a fancy shop, it’s not for anyone without a router, jointer, planer, plenty of table space, clamps, glue and most likely a drill press vs a handheld drill. I think the title should have said (for advanced woodworkers).

Good projects great information.

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Bought as a gift. Recipient loved it

As advertised. Happy with it. Arrived in a timely fashion.

useful book for thouse interested

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