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- Mr Review by Charles Frankenhoff
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Superb book, everyone should own it. Its not flawless, but then nothing is. It is probably the best book related to woodworking I have read, and pretty much at the top of books for every field, not just woodworking.The one thing I don't understand after reading this is why anyone would build a bench that does not apply these principles. Yet they do. Its just weird
(Posted on 2/8/10)
- Thorough and well thought out Review by Phil
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Chris asks the basic questions like what is a workbench for and therefore, how should it be made. He has done both the homework on how people have made workbenches and he has made the best parts of the designs to witness how they function. Excellent read and great information on building and using workbenches.
(Posted on 7/5/09)
- History and philosophy Review by Greg Unger
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If you want the 'why reinvent the wheel' history, this could be for you. If you like to presume the way of thinking behind each design, Schwarz'z explanation is clear and instructive. I love it. If you are the follow the plans type, there are only two complete plans here. And you would be short changing yourself of the little gems underlying design principles of workbenches. But maybe that is just my philosophy...or my therapy!
(Posted on 5/12/09)
- Workbenches Review by Gary Kvasnicka
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Well written.
(Posted on 5/11/09)
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