Cleaning out the hinge mortise using a sharp chisel.

The hinge is inserted in the completed mortise.

Removing waste from the rabbet using a sharp chisel.

Cleaning waste from the rabbet using a chisel and mallet.

The stopped rabbet after completion.

Using a marking gauge to measure and transfer measurements between boards.

Scribing the dovetail board faces from measurements previously taken.

Sawing the tails. We saw slightly over on the waste side of the marked line.

Removing the waste between the tails using a small fret saw.

Cleaning out the remaining waste from between the tails.

Transferring the dovetail outline to the pin board while in the dovetail jig.

The completed and dry-fitted dovetail joint.

Use of a crosscut sled to make accurate and safe cuts.

Using a miter sled to make accurate angled cuts.

Preparing to vacuum press a flat veneer assembly

Aligning the flat veneer assembly in the vacuum press.

Aligning the curved veneer form and curved panel in the vacuum press.

A closer look of the curver veneer panel on the curved form.

Jointing the edge of a board using a smoothing plane.

Surfacing the face of a board using a hand plane.

Another view of surfacing of the face of a board using a hand plane.

Resawing a thick board into veneer slices using the bandsaw.

A veneer slice resawn from a thicker board.

Demonstration of technique to joint the face of a board using a jointer.

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Cleaning out the hinge mortise using a sharp chisel.

• Interactive, modules can be completed in any order                        

• Modules and lessons are repeatable at any time                             

• Windows-based, all modules included in single price                      

• Instant feedback with multiple choice questions after each lesson 

• Optional Certificate of Completion available                                    
     

• The course is comprehensive, covering many subjects as follows:

                                  1. How to correctly select and prepare lumber for use                                            
                        2. All about workshops and how to set them up                                             
  3. Up to date information about shop safety                             
    4. How to use hand tools and hand tool techniques                  
                          5. Learn to make handmade dovetails, mortising with hand tools                 
     6. Understanding the different power tools and their uses         
    7. How to use the jointer, planer, tablesaw, router, etc..            
  8. Learn all about the different woodworking joints and how   
                 to make them (miter joints, rabbets, mortise and tenon, etc.)      
  9. How to apply different finishes to your project                      
                                       10. Complete how-to on veneering and vacuum veneering                                             

    Independent Review of Woodworking Course
                  from below                   

"From the Index page, I was able to click on any of the lessons, and quickly use it as a reference if needed. 
This indicated to me, that this program makes a superior woodworking reference CD, to use even after 
completing the course. Located after each lesson, are questions with multiple choice answers. 
The student of this woodworking course simply reads the question, and clicks on a corresponding answer.
If the student gets the answer wrong, he/she can easily refer back to the woodworking lesson, and learn why".
(About Co. Guide to Woodworking)
                                                                            

  Jorge R. Perez of Flushing , NY says this about the Course
" It helped me improve my
woodworking skills considerably "

  Steve Vidal of Throop, Pennsylvania says this about the Course
     "  All  woodworkers, novice or professional, will benefit
from this course "

Bruce Holden of  Cut Knife High School, Saskatchewan says
"Congratulations on an excellent woodworking course! I teach woodworking in a
rural Saskatchewan high school and recommend your cd to all my students."

                                                                                          
                                     

Key Benefits

  Interactive and Modular
  Feedback for Better Understanding                  
  Comprehensive and Self-Paced    
  Benefit from the collective expertise of experienced woodworkers
  Achieve your goal of learning about woodworking in a short time 
                          

Minimum Configuration                                                             

Pentium Series Computer
16mb Memory or Greater
CD-ROM Reader
Windows 95/98/2000/Me/XP/Vista

Pricing
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ISBN 9789730710014
All modules included in single price below,
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Price :  $29.00 US + S&H ($3.95US ) 
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