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# Collins Complete Woodworker’s Manual “packaging may vary”

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Review: Excellent source for the new woodworker, with one major proofreading error -- I was wrong. - The book was delivered yesterday. I have already turned every page, not read, but turned. As I turned each page I looked at the pictures and read some of the content. The book has excellent photos and diagrams. The first part of the book describes what you need to know about wood. I have seen this material in other basic woodworking books, but this book also has several pages showing what lumber (boards) of different species look like. I found this quite helpful because the picture of each board is quite large and you get a good sense of the coloring and grain pattern for each. BUT, throughout the entire book including the table of contents, the word "clamp" is spelled as "cramp" in all forms, ed, ing, ... It does not take away from the awesome content, but it caused me to do a double take each time I read a sentence and ran into the word "cramp" when they meant "clamp". I really don't see how this got past the proofreading stage. It is so blatant and it is throughout the book. Note: I checked Google before posting to see if Cramp was a British form of the work clamp and did not find anything. So I wrote this review. Later I was telling my wife about my review and don't you know it, she investigates and finds that Cramps is equal to Clamps. So I have bumped my review to 5 stars and having some humble pie with my coffee! The other thing to note is that this book is British. So in the US where we say jointer and planer, the say planer and thicknesser, respectively. They do mention the difference between British and US word usage. They also do a good job of stating metric and imperial measurements, e.g., 2.5 cm, 1 inch. Being a 2005 edition, as would be expected, the power tool section, especially power hand tools is a bit outdated, e.g., no mention of an orbital sander for example. I do like the book and have already learned a few things just by browsing. I think it makes a great addition to one's library. It is well written, illustrated with excellent photos and diagrams. If not for the clamp/cramp issue, I would have given this book 5 stars (as noted above I have now rated this 5 stars. I left this review in place in case anyone else is perplexed by the use of cramp throughout the book.)
Review: Most useful tool in my workshop. - I've been reading about this book for a while, as a begginer woodworker I have found it really helpfull, it has become my main source of information as I start any project. It has excellent quality, and walks you through every step of any woodworking project you decide to start working on. I have been reading it for about a week and I've already learn lots of techniques that helped me to accomplish great cuts and joinery. As an architect, I must say, the chapter on design process is really throroug and complete. I could not be happier. One of the best tools to have in your workshop. (Sorry about my English, I haven't been writing for some time now)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #287,383 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #147 in Carpentry #300 in Woodworking Projects (Books) #413 in Do-It-Yourself Home Improvement (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (968) |
| Dimensions  | 8.9 x 1.14 x 11.26 inches |
| Edition  | 3rd |
| ISBN-10  | 0007164424 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-0007164424 |
| Item Weight  | 2.31 pounds |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 352 pages |
| Publication date  | January 1, 2005 |
| Publisher  | Collins |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent source for the new woodworker, with one major proofreading error -- I was wrong.
*by G***G on July 22, 2018*

The book was delivered yesterday. I have already turned every page, not read, but turned. As I turned each page I looked at the pictures and read some of the content. The book has excellent photos and diagrams. The first part of the book describes what you need to know about wood. I have seen this material in other basic woodworking books, but this book also has several pages showing what lumber (boards) of different species look like. I found this quite helpful because the picture of each board is quite large and you get a good sense of the coloring and grain pattern for each. BUT, throughout the entire book including the table of contents, the word "clamp" is spelled as "cramp" in all forms, ed, ing, ... It does not take away from the awesome content, but it caused me to do a double take each time I read a sentence and ran into the word "cramp" when they meant "clamp". I really don't see how this got past the proofreading stage. It is so blatant and it is throughout the book. Note: I checked Google before posting to see if Cramp was a British form of the work clamp and did not find anything. So I wrote this review. Later I was telling my wife about my review and don't you know it, she investigates and finds that Cramps is equal to Clamps. So I have bumped my review to 5 stars and having some humble pie with my coffee! The other thing to note is that this book is British. So in the US where we say jointer and planer, the say planer and thicknesser, respectively. They do mention the difference between British and US word usage. They also do a good job of stating metric and imperial measurements, e.g., 2.5 cm, 1 inch. Being a 2005 edition, as would be expected, the power tool section, especially power hand tools is a bit outdated, e.g., no mention of an orbital sander for example. I do like the book and have already learned a few things just by browsing. I think it makes a great addition to one's library. It is well written, illustrated with excellent photos and diagrams. If not for the clamp/cramp issue, I would have given this book 5 stars (as noted above I have now rated this 5 stars. I left this review in place in case anyone else is perplexed by the use of cramp throughout the book.)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Most useful tool in my workshop.
*by J***. on September 19, 2019*

I've been reading about this book for a while, as a begginer woodworker I have found it really helpfull, it has become my main source of information as I start any project. It has excellent quality, and walks you through every step of any woodworking project you decide to start working on. I have been reading it for about a week and I've already learn lots of techniques that helped me to accomplish great cuts and joinery. As an architect, I must say, the chapter on design process is really throroug and complete. I could not be happier. One of the best tools to have in your workshop. (Sorry about my English, I haven't been writing for some time now)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ All Woodworkers Should Have This in Their Library
*by K***R on February 7, 2021*

I got this book because youtuber, Matt Estlea recommended it. In my opinion, all woodworkers, beginners and experts should have this. I would consider this to be a Bible for woodworkers. I think even the expert woodworker would find this useful. This book covers wood types, furniture design, shop tools, and joinery. There is only one spelling error that I found to be quite funny in this book. In the section on clamps, the word clamps is spelled as cramps. Don’t let that spelling error dissuade you from buying this book. This book is worth every single cent.

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