WOODWORK TOOLS AND HOW TO USE THEM
The Woodworker Series
by William Fairham
1922

Binding: Softcover
Dimensions: 6"x9"
Pages: 283; Illustrated
ISBN: 978-0-9825329-9-7

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"...to know just how to handle and manipulate the saw or the plane or the chisel to effect the desired result with a minimum of effort and without injury to either tool or material - that is knowledge worth having..."

Woodwork Tools, c1922 was a title of The Woodworker Series, published by Evans Bros., London. Authored by William Fairham, a well-respected practicing woodworker and technical school instructor. Woodwork Tools introduces both the basics of hand tool use as well as advanced techniques. Intended for Manual Arts classes, Woodwork Tools presents the practical skills needed by woodworkers of any skill levels.

Two decades after Fairham authored his books, Evans Bros. engaged Charles Hayward to update the Fairham titles. Fairham, having learned his skills at the turn of the century, applied his background in the Manual Arts movement to his books. Hayward, working at the beginnings of the modern Vocational Education system, added to the books the layer of complexity that was expected of authors of the modern mechanical age.

We believe you will find the Fairham books of the Woodworker Series to be of benefit to beginning, intermediate and advanced woodworkers.

More Titles From The Woodworker Series ...
Woodwork Joints by William Fairham
Cabinet Construction, edited by J.C.S. Brough

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