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Discover the incredible potential of hand-held router trimmers with Routing - Projects & Techniques for the Small Router. Whether you are a novice or a seasoned woodworker, this guide is your ticket to mastering routing techniques confidently and efficiently. This extensive book is filled with: . Comprehensive Tutorials: Learn how to use hand-held router trimmers and tables with straightforward guidance. . Perfect for All Skill Levels: Beginners will find it easy to get started, while experienced woodworkers can explore new skills. . Step-by-Step Clarity: Follow along with clear photos and diagrams, ensuring you never miss a step. . 16 Exciting Projects: Put your skills to the test with diverse projects, from a desktop storage box to a photo frame and kitchen chopping board. Revolutionise your woodworking skills, today! AUTHOR: At the age of 28, Toyohisa Sugita began building his own 28ft (9m) cruising yacht. It took five and a half years to complete and launch. This experience was the starting point for his woodworking career. Since then, he has developed, manufactured and sold woodworking products; produced and sold woodworking videos and is currently a Lie-Nielsen distributor. He is the author of Super Epoch-making Woodworking Techniques (Studio Tuck Creative) and All About Sugita-style Sawing Wood (Ohm-sha), which advocates 'Sugita-style' sawing, meaning a precision woodworking technique that requires almost no power tools. Toyohisa lives in Tokyo, Japan. 1100 colour illustrations

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At the age of 28, Toyohisa Sugita began building his own 28ft (9m) cruising yacht. It took five and a half years to complete and launch. This experience was the starting point for his woodworking career. Since then, he has developed, manufactured and sold woodworking products; produced and sold woodworking videos and is currently a Lie-Nielsen distributor. He is the author of Super Epoch-making Woodworking Techniques (Studio Tuck Creative) and All About Sugita-style Sawing Wood (Ohm-sha), which advocates ‘Sugita-style’ sawing, meaning a precision woodworking technique that requires almost no power tools. Toyohisa lives in Tokyo, Japan.

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