SOME WOODWORKING BOOKS:

	Making and Modifying Woodworking Tools Jim Klingshott Has some useful info for budding plane makers; although this book is only a starting point due to some errors of detail. Also see Jim Kingshott Shrine
	Bench Tools The Best of Fine Woodworking It yam what it yam. Nothing special in the world of hand tool books
	Traditional Furniture Projects The Best of Fine Woodworking I bought this book with the idea of building a roll-top desk; I start Real Soon Now. It also has a nice article on chair making
	on Wood and How to Dry It Fine Woodworking Chopa da tree, drya da wood. What happens before you fire up your surface planer
	on Planes and Chisels Fine Woodworking Black and white photos, nothing you can't read about in color on the web
	The Toolbox Book Jim Tolpin Read this book and you'll start making tool boxes instead of paring down the old Honey Do list
	The Handplane Book Garrett Hack Gorgeous photos of all that is hand plane
	Band Saw Handbook Mark Duginske Everything you always wanted to know about band saws but didn't know of whom to ask
	Traditional Woodworking Handtools Graham Blackburn A basic book on traditional handtools; No photos, only pen drawings
	The Art of Tools Sandor Nagyszalanczy Page after page of Old Tool Porn; very nicely done
	Antique & Collectible Stanley Tools John Walter The definitive book on all that is Stanley; Prices in this 1996 second edition are, of course, out of date
	Traditional Woodworking Techniques The Best of Fine Woodworking Worth having if you don't have the back issues
	101 Do-It-Yourself Projects Reader's Digest The Best part of this book is the cover photo; The projects are OK for a beginner