Workstations and Tool Storage: The New Best of Fine Woodworking Paperback – September 6, 2005

My wife and I are going to have a new house built. This book has a number of excellent ideas to use in designing my new shop.

I don't know that I would consider this a great book, but it's got some pretty clever ideas in it that you won't typically find in other books, and the article as portrayed on the cover is almost worth the purchase of the book. That guy created a mobile work shop in a two car garage that when all tucked away allows him to park his cars in his garage and yet has pretty effecient flow when it's all set up for hobby woodworking. If you want to set up a full blown woodshop, this book might not be the best choice, but if your woodworking is a casual hobby or you've got limited space, and you want some ideas for a workshop that are somewhat "outside the box" then this has some good ideas in it.

very nice book full of great hints and ideas very use full

This book of 25 FWW article reprints has a variety of ideas for workspace organization, physical workflows in a woodworking shop, efficient storage of tools, lumber and materials, plus illustrated project instructions to build several workbench and tool box designs, and workstations for specific tasks including sanding, gluing and assembly. One of FWW's better compilations of past articles.

Like it.it's useful

A very good book from Fine Woodworking. I'm very pleased with the purchase. All the books from Fine Woodworking are good reading.

A bit dated and very American you kind of keep expecting a picture of the Fonz to pop up fixing his bike in the "shop". But on whole some good ideas for those with USA Sized workshops

A VERY USEFUL BOOK FOR THE WORKSHOP

What you see is what you get. Some useful information. Good projects.