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Tiziano Matteazzi, Italian Blacksmith (Fucina Artistica Tiziano Matteazzi)
0$45.50Hardcover, 170 pages, all color photos
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Building Muzzle Loaders I and II with James Turpin (2 DVD Set)
0Original price was: $58.00.$46.50Current price is: $46.50.Universal DVD 1: 202 minutes, Universal DVD 2: 110 minutes
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Cheap Thrills in the Tool Shop by Charles Lewton Brain
0Original price was: $45.00.$40.50Current price is: $40.50.80 pages, 82 drawings
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In Ferro Qualitas 3: Book Catalog of Wrought Iron
0Original price was: $29.95.$20.50Current price is: $20.50.The catalog comes with over 700 pages full with photos, technical data, and showcases actual applications on fences, grills, doors etc. breaking out the over 4,000 ready made wrought iron forgings used in these projects.
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Truing the Action and Installing a New Barrel by Steve Acker (DVD)
0Original price was: $52.45.$39.50Current price is: $39.50.Steve goes to work on the lathe and mill to make an accurate custom bolt action hunting rifle. The result is a fairly light, stable and reliable firearm. He demonstrates techniques for truing the bolt face and lugs, threading and crowning a new barrel, recutting the receiver threads, machining the recoil lug, and much more. (2 hours, 30 minutes). Steve Acker is a gunsmith and machinist who writes “The Gunsmith Machinist” column for Machinist’s Workshop (formerly Projects in Metal) magazine, as well as other machining articles for “The Home Shop Machinist” magazine. His work as a gunsmith is superb–meticulous in detail. Steve has produced five excellent instructional DVDs that will assure you of greater accuracy.
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Albert Paley: On Park Avenue
0$41.00n June 2013, thirteen sculptures were installed for exhibition on Park Avenue in New York City between 52st Street, adjacent to the Seagram building, up to the Armory on 67th Street. These sculptures were specifically created by Albert Paley for Paley On Park Avenue.
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A Guide to Work-Holding on the Lathe by Fred Holder
0$32.00With so many options for mounting wood on the lathe, woodworkers are always seeking information on where the differences lie, what the top techniques are, and how to choose the best type for their particular project. Finally, here are all the answers, presented in full detail with illustrated descriptions of the many different types of available chucks, including jam fit chucks, glue chucks, screw chucks, and more. There’s also an illuminating explanation of why the method of holding the work is so important and a brief history of the lathe. Discussions on eccentric turning methods and other forms of chucking round out this comprehensive reference.
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Building Stirling Engines without a Lathe by Hoejfeldt Kjeld
0$24.95If you have always wanted to build a working model from scratch or are fascinated by Stirling engines and want to experiment further, but have been frustrated by lack of any machine tools, then this is the book you have been waiting for; quite simply it is brilliant.
Here Kjeld describes how to build his first engine in some detail, and then how to construct the subsequent five engines, which largely develop from each other, in slightly less detail, but still plenty enough for you to build them.
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Spark Plugging the Classics by Stan Dibben
0$60.00When Stan Dibben first joined the motorcycle industry in 1950, a large number of today’s classics were still in everyday use. Later, when Stan left the motorcycle industry and became an agent in the spark plug business, many classic cars were still on the road. For 25 years Stan gave spark plug sales and application advice across the whole garage, car, motorcycle, and motor sport areas. This short guide is written based on his experience, in the hope that owners of classic vehicles will be able to resolve many engine and spark plug problems for themselves.
Softcover, 16 pages, illustrated
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Wood Carving Basics – U
0Original price was: $29.99.$23.00Current price is: $23.00.NOTE: This Is a Dented, Smudged, or Dinged Book Offered at a Special Price!!
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Carving is an area of woodworking that has wide appeal and can start as simply as whittling figures with a pocket knife. Since the cost of entry is so low, many people are willing to give it a try. But some people are put off by the conflicting information about what tools to buy, how to sharpen them, and by the bewildering range of carving styles. This book, with its common-sense approach to tools and sharpening, and its broad survey of the many styles is the perfect introduction for the novice carver. The projects will help the beginner become familiar with the tools and learn skills while trying a variety of carving styles to see which suits him best. The projects range from the traditional to the contemporary and reflect the tastes of today’s woodcarvers.
