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Foreword

01. History
02. Lathe
03. Homemade Lathes
04. Amateurs Lathes
05. Workshop
06. Tools
07. Centres
08. Types of turning
09. Faceplate work
10. Woodscrew chuck
11. Boring holes
12. Timber
13. Woodturning design
14. Treen
15. Finishing
16. Helpful hints

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Foreword

In these days of factory produced articles and automation in industry, we are inclined to overlook many of the ancient crafts. Articles made in wood have always given a great source of satisfaction to those who manufacture them and in particular when they are made by one's own pair of hands. The primary object of this volume is to inform its readers on the correct and easiest approach to this absorbing hobby of woodturning, the use of turning tools and how to get the best out of your lathes whether they be large or small.

I have spent many years mastering the craft and am always willing to accept any new ideas. I therefore hope that the reader will also be able to learn from my own experiences.

I should like to express my appreciation for the help given to me by the following in the production of this book: Coronet Tool Co., Derby; S. N. Bridges & Co. Ltd., London; Black & Decker Ltd., Harmondsworth, Middlesex; Rock­well Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., U.S.A.; Millers Falls Co., Massachusetts, U.S.A.

In conclusion, I hope that this book will prove to be of lasting value and a source of inspiration to all of those interested in woodturning.

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