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This website has a really cool idea for something called a “Pirolette”!
I'm going to put this on my list on things to make someday....looks like a fun challenge for the lathe.
If you aren't going to make one yourself, order one from Tom Beshara at his website.
Christopher Schwarz: Workbenches: From Design And Theory To Construction And Use
Great book! Do not buy unless you want to make a workbench...this book will FORCE you to do it! (*****)
Mike Burton: Veneering: A Foundation Course
Mike's book is out of print, but you can get it used through Amazon. Excellent starter book on veneering. (*****)
Michael O'Donnell: Turning Green Wood
Great book on turning green wood...my favorite way to turn (****)
Jeremy Adamson: The Furniture of Sam Maloof
Great overview of Maloof history and style (****)
Leonard Lee: The Complete Guide to Sharpening
Practical and worth every penny... (*****)
Robert W. Lang: Shop Drawings for Greene & Greene Furniture: 22 Projects for Every Room in the Home
Excellent book of Greene and Greene drawings by Robert Lang. Good tips on reproducing G&G details too. (*****)
Mira Nakashima: Nature Form & Spirit: The Life and Legacy of George Nakashima
Excellent photos for learning more about Nakashima's style (****)
Make: Technology on Your Time
Great new magazone for techo geeks and DIYs...I love it. (*****)
Darrell Peart: Greene and Greene: Design Elements for the Workshop
I love Darrell's interpretation of Greene and Greene! Don't build in the style of Greene & Greene without this book! (*****)
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