Bending Wood -- A Guide at WoodCraftPlans.com

Bending Wood -- A Guide
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The art of bending wood confounds most woodworkers, yet it is surprisingly easy to do with the four basic methods in this complete guide. The techniques presented in step-by-step, photo sequences leave nothing to the imagination and show woodworkers exactly how it's done.

Bend green wood or twigs
Bend with heat or steam
Bend panels or laminations

There are seven step-by-step projects presented, including shaker boxes, a bow for shooting arrows, a rustic chair, the sides of a guitar, and bent panels used for tables and pedestals.

All the necessary tools and equipment are discussed with an eye to budget and practicality, making this appeal to both amateur and professionals of all skill levels.

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