Here is a collection of books on cabinet making. These books will provide information and techniques on different aspects of cabinet construction.

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Handcrafted Cabinetry: Professional Designs: Practical Techniques
(by Rob Yoder (Editor), Robert A. Yoder (Introduction)

Handcrafted Cabinetry features 21 heirloom-quality projects, along with all of the confidence-building advice you need to make them. Handcrafted Cabinetry guides you flawlessly through every detailed step of project construction with numbered, step-by-step instructions, lists of materials and hardware, how-to photos, exploded views, and detailed measured drawings. Quick tips from the pros and special technique sections will ensure your success.

Building Cabinet Doors & Drawers (by Danny Proulx)

An excellent book with well taken photographs of joints, methods, and approaches to building simple, stylish drawers and cabinet doors. Danny Proulx is realistic about today's economy, as he uses solid woods as well as particle board and plywood. He also explains the use of biscuit joinery for mitered joints. He offers plenty of easy techniques for the do-it-yourselfer.

Building Traditional Kitchen Cabinets (by Jim Tolpin, James Toplin)

Tolpin shows how to build and install cabinets and also touches upon kitchen design and laminate countertop construction. The book's easy to read text, photographs, and illustrations, make it so most woodworkers can build their own cabinets. Other types of storage furniture can be made using this same information.

127 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.64 x 11.19 x 8.92 Publisher: Oxmoor House; Spiral edition (January 2003).

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