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Taunton 52 Boxes In 52 Weeks Improve Your Design Skills One Box At A Time

Taunton 52 Boxes In 52 Weeks Improve Your Design Skills One Box At A Time

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What do you get when an accomplished woodworker and senior editor of Fine Woodworking magazine sets himself the challenge of designing and building one box a week for a solid year? You get 52 Boxes in 52 Weeks, a book dedicated to making relatively simple?yet gracefully elegant?boxes that woodworkers of all skill levels will be eager to build.

Readers will begin by learning the fundamental box-making techniques that are applicable to almost every box in the book:

how to match grain at corners

how to cut miters

how to make tops and bottoms

how to finish a box with shellac, sometimes highlighted with milk paint ( a major trend in finishing right now).

Following that, Kenney reveals some universal design principles that can be used as guidance as readers develop their own design aesthetic. And then, of course, the book transitions to the 52 boxes themselves.

Readers will begin by learning the fundamental box-making techniques that are applicable to almost every box in the book:
how to match grain at corners
how to cut miters
how to finish a box with shellac, sometimes highlighted with milk paint ( a major trend in finishing right now).
Following that, Kenney reveals some universal design principles that can be used as guidance as readers develop their own design aesthetic. And then, of course, the book transitions to the 52 boxes themselves.
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