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OUR WORKSHOP:
BEING A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE AMATEUR
IN THE ART OF CARPENTRY AND JOINERY

By Temple Thorold
1866

Binding: Softcover
Dimensions: 6"x9"
Pages: 196; Illustrated
ISBN: 978-0-9825329-2-8

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"It is our intention to notice many things, however trivial, that may in any way serve to enlighten our readers respecting the joiner's art."

- The Bench
- How to Use the Tools
- On the Seasoning & Choice of Woods
- Various Methods of Joining Timber
- Simple Works in Wood
- Grooving Planes, &c.
- Mortising & Tenoning
- Dovetailing
- Veneering
- Varnishing & French Polishing

Between 1866 and 1867, Temple Thorold wrote Our Workshop, as well as numerous articles, for publisher George Routledge & Sons, London and New York. His topics were carpentry, joinery, model making and machinist work. Our Workshop was first introduced in 1866 as a series of articles in Routledge's Every Boy's Annual. That same year, Routledge published it as a book, indicating the reader's interest in Thorold's work.

Our Workshop is one of the earliest 19th Century books to introduce woodworking as an educational and avocational past-time. Intended for the amateur mechanic (a phrase describing individuals of a mechanical inclination) of any age, Our Workshop provides a valuable review of period hand tool woodworking.

"Profusely illustrated" with 93 engravings of hand tools and their uses, Our Workshop is a must for anyone who has an interest in period woodworking.

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