Joiner's Work

"Joiner's Work" by Peter Follansbee is a comprehensive guide that challenges conventional perceptions of 17th-century New England furniture, revealing its vibrant and geometrically rich nature. This book is the culmination of Follansbee's decades-long research and practical experimentation in historical woodworking techniques. Key Features: 264 pages in 8-1/2" x 11" format Full-color images printed on coated #80 paper Hardbound covers wrapped in cotton cloth #100 dust jacket with supermatte laminate Sewn signatures for durability Produced entirely in the United States Content Highlights: Six detailed projects, from simple boxes to complex joined chests In-depth exploration of green woodworking techniques Detailed instructions on period-appropriate carving Insights into historical casework construction Emphasis on working with wood directly from the tree Information on historical finishes Unique Aspects: Focus on 17th-century joinery and woodworking methods Combination of historica