| Synopsis |
Japanese Furniture Projects in Solid Wood teaches the reader five solid-wood projects for the home. Translated from the original Japanese, the projects are the work of Mitsuo Fujimoto, a custom furnituremaker located in Akiruno City, Tokyo. These projects include two stools, a table, an audio rack, and a cabinet. Over 800 step-by-step photographs guide the reader through the completion of each project. The projects incorporate a anix of Western power tools and Japanese hand tools. The author covers basic equipment, basic milling, and construction. the designs are not complicated but require some woodworking skills, and do involve a certain amount of hand tool use, which will sharpen the beginning woodworker's skills. Key points in each project are called out in the photographs and captions to alert the reader to various procedures. For example, the book teaches the reader about the construction of octagonal legs, angled leg attachments, angled mortise and tenon joints, biscuit joinery, and pattern routing., Learn to Build Furniture the Japanese Way Japanese Furniture Projects in Solid Wood teaches the reader five solid-wood projects for the home, developed and first published in Japan. Translated from the original Japanese, the projects are the work of Mitsuo Fujimoto, a custom furnituremaker located in Akiruno City, Tokyo. These projects include two stools, a table, an audio rack, and a cabinet. The author covers basic equipment, basic milling, and construction. The projects incorporate a mix of Western power tools and Japanese hand tools. The designs are not complicated but require some woodworking skills. The projects look simple but are very satisfying to make because they do involve a certain amount of hand tool use, which will sharpen the beginning woodworker's skills. Over 800 step-by-step photographs guide the reader through the completion of each project. Key Points in each project are called out in the photographs and captions to alert the reader to various procedures. The designs are quite straightforward but they offer the woodworker a chance to explore various processes that will expand their understanding of the craft of furniture building. For example, the book teaches the reader about the construction of octagonal legs, angled leg attachments, angled mortise and tenon joints, biscuit joinery, and pattern routing. |
AutomatonTec
This book is a must-have for woodworking enthusiasts! Packed with beautiful, practical projects, it offers clear instructions and stunning designs inspired by Japanese craftsmanship. Perfect for beginners or experienced builders looking to create elegant, timeless furniture. The step-by-step guidance makes each project approachable, and the focus on solid wood ensures durable, heirloom-quality results. Highly recommended for anyone wanting to add a touch of Japanese minimalism to their home!