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Hi, this is Ted Mcgrath again

 

And I want to give you a magic power.

 

The power to tap into the knowledge of 200 years of woodworking experience. The power to really learn woodworking from the masters of the past century and beyond.

 

Here's what this is all about:

 

In TedsWoodworking package, you're going to get access to 16,000 step by step plans. Using the plans, you will get thousands of projects which you can build. It's an amazing resource that I truly can't wait for you to dive into.

 

But I want to give you even more.

 

See, if there's one thing that I've discovered in my years of work, helping thousands of woodworkers with their projects, it's this.

Just Having The Plans Is Not Enough...

I know it sounds a bit cynical but its the truth.


You need at least an intermediate level of woodworker to really get the most out of these plans.

 

You can work on some projects with basic skills but you need more than that to build stunning head-turning projects.

Which is why I want to give you (and only you) a chance to get my brand-new, never-before-available package "Ultimate Woodworking Compendium" at a price you simply won't believe...


This collection contains over 147 rare books spanning over 25,000 pages!

Here's My Promise To You:

These collection of books will give you the tools and information you need to take your woodworking skills to the next level. 


You'll master all aspects of woodworking and get the confidence to handle any project with ease.

 

It is the single MOST comprehensive woodworking resource ever. The topics covered include:

  • Understanding Wood
  • Furniture and Design
  • Advanced Woodworking
  • Carpentry Techniques
  • Turning & Finishing
  • Carving and Pattern Making
  • Proper Finishing Techniques
  • Upholstery and Leather Work
  • Shop Calculations
  • Blueprint Reading
  • Working With Hand Tools
  • Working With Machine Tools
  • Working With Shop Machinery
  • Blacksmithing
  • Welding and Metalwork

Here's What's Inside "Ultimate Woodworking Compendium" 147 Books Package

With over 147 books in one place, this is the largest collection of rare woodworking books found anywhere on the planet... It consists of more than 25,000 pages of solid woodworking information.


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SHOW LIST OF BOOKS

A Laboratory Course in Wood-Turning (1897) - By : Micheal Joseph Golden - 69 pages
The Building Trades Pocketbook A Handy Manual of Reference on Building Construction (1905) - By : International Correspondence Schools - 452 pages
A Manual of Fret Cutting and Wood Carving (n.d) - By : Major-Gen. Sir Thomas Seaton - 162 pages
A Treatise on Wood Engraving (1861) - By : John Jackson - 664 pages
Advanced Projects in Woodwork (1912) - By : Ira S. Griffith - 117 pages
Our Workshop; Being A Practical Guide to the Amateur in The Art of Carpentry and Joinery (1873) - By : Thomas O'Kane - 196 pages
An Outline Course of Lessons in Wood-Working (1890) - By : Harian P. Shaw - 12 pages
Applied Science For Wood-Workers (1919) - By : William H. Dooley - 457 pages
The Art and Craft of Cabinet-Making (1891) - By : David Denning - 346 pages
Bench Work in Wood (1888) - By : W. F. M. Goss - 181 pages
Bench Work in Wood (1905) - By: W. F. M. Goss - 200 pages
Berlin Course of Easy Wood-Work (1895) - By : W. G. Field - 75 pages
The Book of Garden Furniture (1903) - By : Charles Thonger - 156 pages
The Practical Book of Period Furniture (1914) - By : Harold Donaldson Eberlein and Abbot McClure - 371 pages
Handbook in Woodwork and Carpentry (1911) - By : Charles A. King - 148 pages
Carpentry For Beginners Things to Make (1917) - By : John D. Adams - 248 pages
Carpentry For Boys Elementary Woodwork (1893) - By : George B. Kilbon - 108 pages
Carpentry Made Easy; or The Science and Art of Framing (1857) - By : William E. Bell - 225 pages
Carpentry (1916) - By : Ira Samuel Griffith - 188 pages
Colonial Furniture in America (1901) - By : Luke Vincent Lockwood - 352 pages
Correlated Course in Woodwork and Mechanical Drawing (1912) - By : Ira S. Griffith - 239 pages
Craftsman Homes (1909) - By : Gustav Stickley - 205 pages
Descriptive Catalogue of the Woods Commonly Employed in This Country for the Mechanical and Ornamental Arts (1852) - By : Dr. Royle - 118 pages
Design and Construction in Wood (1913) - By: William Noyes - 159 pages
Early English Furniture and Woodwork Volume 1 (1922) - By : Herbert Cescinsky - 383 pages
Educational Woodworking For Home and School (1908) - By: Joseph C. Park - 306 pages
Elementary Turning for use in Manual Training Classes (1907) - By: Frank Henry Selden - 197 pages
Manual Training Elementary Woodwork (1893) - By : George B. Kilbon - 120 pages
Elementary Woodworking (1903) - By: Edwin W. Foster - 133 pages
Elementary Woodworking Projects (1922) - By: Harold R. Wise - 123 pages
Elements of Woodwork (1911) - By : Charles A. King - 167 pages
English Church Woodwork (1917) - By: F.E. Howard and F.H. Crossley - 370 pages
Essentials of Woodworking (1908) - By: Ira Samuel Griffith - 192 pages
Exercises in Wood-working With a Short Treatise on Wood (1889) - By : Ivin Sickels - 166 pages
Farm Woodwork (1919) - By: Louis M. Roehl - 136 pages
First Lessons in Wood-Working (1888) - By : Alfred G. Compton - 188 pages
Fret-Sawing and Wood-Carving for Amateurs (1875) - By: George A. Sawyer - 91 pages
Furniture Designing and Draughting (1907) - By: Alvan Crocker - 100 pages
Furniture Making Advanced Projects in Woodwork (1912) - By : Ira S. Griffith - 67 pages
Furniture Masterpieces of Duncan Phyfe (1923) - By : Charles Over Cornelius - 86 pages
Furniture of the Olden Time (1903) - By: Frances Clary Morse - 371 pages
Furniture of the Pilgrim Century (1921) - By : Wallace Nutting - 587 pages
Furniture (1911) - By : Esther Singleton - 273 pages
Handwork in Wood (1910) - By: William Noyes - 231 pages
Cedar Chests How to Make Them (1918) - By: Ralph F. Windows - 77 pages
Intarsia and Marquetry (1903) - By: F. Hamilton Jackson - 152 pages
Lathe Work For Beginners (1922) - By: Raymond Francis Yates - 284 pages
Simple Woodwork (1906) - By: Joseph Henry Judd - 230 pages
Light and Heavy Timber Framing Made Easy (1909) - By: Fred T. Hodgson - 395 pages
Manual Instruction Woodwork (1892) - By : S. Barter - 343 pages
Modern American Lathe Practice (1907) - By: Oscar E. Perrigo - 440 pages
Modern Carpentry and Joinery Volume 2 (1906) - By: Fred T. Hodgson - 420 pages
Modern Craftsman Homes (1912) - By: Gustay Stickley - 217 pages
Old Oak Furniture (1905) - By: Fred Roe - 402 pages
On the Arrangement, Care, and Operation of Woodworking Factories and Machinery (1873) - By : J. Richards - 211 pages
Wood-Working Factories and Machinery Forming A Complete Operators Handbook (1885) - By: J. Richards - 150 pages
Problems in Farm Woodwork (1915) - By: Samuel A. Blackburn - 138 pages
Problems in Furniture Making (1913) - By : Fred D. Crawshaw - 131 pages
Problems in Woodwork (1917) - By : Edward F. Worst - 246 pages
Problems in Woodworking (1905) - By: M.W. Murray - 95 pages
Safety in Woodworking (1918) - By: National Workmen's Compensation Service Bureau - 310 pages
Shop Work (1918) -By : Herman F. Rusch - 202 pages
Some Practical Hints on Wood-Engraving (1879) - By : W.J. Linton - 93 pages
Text-Book of Modern Carpentry (1858) - By : Thomas W. Silloway - 180 pages
The Art and Craft of Cabinet-Making (1891) - By : David Denning - 325 pages
The Art of Wood Craving (1867) - By: George Alfred Rogers - 91 pages
The Boy Craftsman (1905) - By: A. Neely Hall - 393 pages
The Furniture of Our Forefathers (1913) - By: Esther Singleton - 933 pages
The Carpenter's and Builder's Assistant and Wood Workers Guide (1874) - By: Lucius D. Gould - 124 pages
The Sloyd System of Wood Working (1892) - By : B.B. Hoffman - 242 pages
Tool Processes in Woodworking (1919) - By : A.P. Laughlin - 76 pages
Tools and Machines (1903) - By : Charles Barnard - 164 pages
Training in Wood-Work (1902) - By : James M. Tate - 120 pages
Wood and Other Organic Structural Materials (1917) - By : Charles Henry Snow - 478 pages
Wood Pattern-Making (1906) - By : Horace Traiton Purfield - 230 pages
Woodwork and Mechanical Drawing (1914) - By : William Paul Fox - 148 pages

Woodwork Course For Boys (1893) - By : William Nelson - 67 pages
Woodwork For Beginners (1916) - By : Ira Samuel Griffith - 79 pages
Woodwork for Schools on Scientific Lines (1909) - By: James Thomas Baily - 133 pages
Woodwork for Secondary Schools (1916) - By: Ira Samuel Griffith - 376 pages
Woodwork for the Grades (1908) - 260 pages
Wood-Working For Amateur Craftsmen (1911) - By : Ira S. Griffith - 121 pages
Woodworking For Beginners (1905) - By: Charles G. Wheeler - 551 pages
Wood-Working Tools; How to Use Them (1881) - By: Henry S. Grew - 113 pages
A Treatise on The Construction and Operation of Wood-working Machines (1872) - By: J. Richards - 361 pages
Amateur Joinery in the Home (1916) - By: George Ashdown Audsley - 166 pages
The Polytechnic Series Forty Lessons in Carpentry Workshop Practice (1896) - By: Charles F. Mitchell - 119 pages
The Use of Wood For Fuel (1919) - By: Office of Forest Investigations - 54 pages
How to Make Common Things For Boys (1906) - By : John A. Bower - 254 pages
Introduction To The Mechanical Principles of Carpentry (1827) - By: Benjamin Hale - 193 pages
Manual Training in Education (1896) - By : C.M. Woodward - 336 pages
Practical Carpentry, Joinery, and Cabinet-Making (1826) - By: J. Rider - 373 pages
The Carpenter's New Guide (1867) - By : Peter Nicholson - 290 pages
The Illustrated Wood Worker (1829) - 150 pages
Wood-Carving Design and Workmanship (1903) - By: George Jack - 311 pages
Wood Conversion (1876) - By: John Richards - 125 pages
Wood Working, Wood Turning, Patternmaking , Green-sand Molding, Core Making, Dry-Sand and Loam Work, Cupola Practice, Mixing Cast Iron (1901) - By: The Colliery Engineer Company - 770 pages
Woodworking Machinery (1894) - By: M. Powis Bale - 505 pages
Wood-Working Tools How To Use Them (1881) - By: Henry S. Grew - 117 pages
A Course in Wood Turning (1919) - By: Archie Milton - 337 pages
Shavings And Sawdust (1884) - By: C.A. Wenborne - 162 pages
Wood and Its Uses (1874 )- By : P.B. Eassie - 240 pages
A Brief History of Wood-Engraving (1895) - By: Joseph Cundall - 148 pages
A High School Course in Wood Pattern Making (1916) - By: Joseph Henry Wilson - 136 pages
A History of Wood-Engraving (1883) - By: George E. Woodberry - 232 pages
A Manual of Wood Carving (1891) - By: Charles G. Leland - 194 pages
A Manual of Wood Carving (1909) - By: Charles G. Leland - 198 pages
A Text-Book of Wood (1921) - By: Herbert Stone - 340 pages
Handbook on Wood Preservation (1916) - By: American Wood-Preservers' Association - 96 pages
How To Teach Wood Finishing (1914) - By: Frank Henry Selden - 64 pages
One Hundred Book Plates Engraved on Wood (1901) - By: Thomas Moring - 240 pages
Wood Preserving Terms (1922) - By: Ernest F. Hartman E.F. Paddock - 96 pages
Wood Cravings in English Churches: 1. Stalls and Tabernacle Work. 2. Bishops' Thrones and Chancel Chairs (1910) - By: Francis Bond - 168 pages
The Seasoning of Wood (1917) - By: Harold S. Betts - 42 pages
The Preservation of Wood (1919) - By: Thomas Rodd - 76 pages
The Expert Wood Finisher (1921) - By: A. Ashmun Kelly - 296 pages
Home Furniture Making: For Amateur Wood Workers, Manual Training Schools and Students (1910) - By: G. A. Raeth - 250 pages
Lumber and Its Uses (1914) - By: R.S. Kellogg - 400 pages
Lumber Its Manufacture and Distribution (1922) - By: Ralph Clement Bryant - 578 pages
History of The Lumber Industry of America Volume 1 (1906) - By: James Elliot Defebaugh - 582 pages
History of The Lumber Industry of America Volume 2 (1907) - By: James Elliot Defebaugh - 714 pages
Wooden Ship-Building (1919) - By: Charles Desmond - 236 pages
Wooden Hull Inspection and Repair Manual (1900) - By: Merchant Marine Technical Division Office of Merchant Marine Safety U.S. Coast Guard - 60 pages
Wooden Box and Crate Construction (1921) - By: Forest Products Laboratory - 240 pages
The Preservation of the Exterior of Wooden Buildings (1911) - By: Allerton S. Cushman & Henry A. Gardner - 28 pages
Wood Finishing Comprising Staining, Varnishing, and Polishing (1906) - By: Paul N. Hasluck - 136 pages
Wood In Aircraft Construction (1919) - By: The Forest Produccts Laboratory - 160 pages
Art and Education in Wood-Turning (1921) - By: William W. Klenke - 120 pages
Wood Turning: Prepared for the Use of Students in Manual Training (1909) - By: George Alexander Ross - 90 pages
The Woodworker Series : Wood-Turning (1921) - By: J.B. Lippincott - 166 pages
Manual Training For Common Schools: An Organized Course in Wood-Working (1910) -By: Eldreth G. Allen - 244 pages
Specimens of Early Wood Engraving (1862) - By: William Dodd - 258 pages
Wood Sculpture (1911) - By: Alfred Maskell - 592 pages
Wood Pulp and Its Uses (1911) - By: C. F. Cross - 310 pages
Wood: A Manual of The Natural History (1908) - G.S. Boulger - 424 pages
The Art of Wood-Engraving in Italy (1888) - By: Friedrich Lippmann - 230 pages
The Art of Mordanting and Staining and the Complete Treatment of Wood Surfaces (1911) - By: William Zimmermann - 148 pages
The School of Forestry: Studies in Wood Decay (1921) - By: Henry Schmitz - 20 pages
Constructive Carpentry (1912) - By: Charles A. King - 204 pages
Wood-Using Industries of New York (1913) - By: John T. Harris - 239 pages
Wood-Using Industries of Quebec (1918) - By: R.G. Lewis - 98 pages
Wood-Using Industries of South Carolina (1913) - By: Stanley L. Wolfe - 92 pages
Wood-Engraving To-Day (1917) - By: Frank Weitenkampf - 19 pages
Wood Preservation in The United States (1909) - By: W.F. Sherfesee -51 pages
Projects For Beginning Woodwork and Mechanical Drawing (1912) - By: Ira S. Griffith - 92 pages
Problems in Wood-Turning (1909) - By: Fred D. Crawshaw - 73 pages
Hand-Book of Wood Engraving (1881) - By: William A. Emerson - 111 pages

"How Much Would You Expect To Pay For the Single Most Comprehensive Woodworking Reference - EVER?"

James Bartle This is invaluable for the self-taught woodworker. Having muddled my way through about 6 years as a hobbyist woodworker, I wish I would have found this collection of books first. It provides excellent instruction on basic to advanced woodworking techniques. This is a must have for any novice or even experienced woodworkers. Do yourself a favor and pick this one up.

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