"Ended" Woodworking Books for Sale or Trade

[FranklinWorkshops]

In my continuing effort to reduce my extensive library of woodworking books and magazines, here is a great deal. On each photo, the original price is shown if I can determine it. To see additional information on each of these books, you can search for them on Amazon and Google. The two Fine Woodworking magazines show their major contents on the cover. If you want more details about some or all, let me know and I can post additional photos.

If you'd like to trade something for them, I can always use rolling pins for my Etsy shop. Also looking for turned discs 7 inch diameter and 1" thick. Wood will be supplied by me.

Price for all shipped in a MFRB is $35.00. Media rates can't be used due to the magazines being included. If I take out the magazines, the price drops to $30 including the media shipping cost.

 

[Matt3d03]

Does the country furniture book contain blueprints or is it information on each piece?

 

[Eric Rorabaugh]

I like the country classics. If you decide to split them....

 

[FranklinWorkshops]

Does the country furniture book contain blueprints or is it information on each piece?

It is just information on each piece and lots of photos. No measurements or blueprints.

 

[FranklinWorkshops]

I like the country classics. If you decide to split them....

That book does have blueprints with detailed construction notes and parts lists. Let's wait a day to see if anyone wants the entire set. If not, I'll sell you that book and it can go by media mail which is cheap.

 

[FranklinWorkshops]

Eric, the media mail cost is $3.33 for that book. If you're interested, I'll sell that book to you for $9.00 which includes the postage.

 

[Eric Rorabaugh]

I'll take it. Paypal coming

 

[FranklinWorkshops]

Thanks Eric. Will mail tomorrow morning.

 

[FranklinWorkshops]

I'll take it. Paypal coming

You book is now in Aurora, IL.

 

[Eric Rorabaugh]

I haven't. I get the informed delivery email from usps. It showed it was coming but never did. I've tried to go back in my emails and pull it . Every one I try it says service unavailable.

 

[FranklinWorkshops]

I haven't. I get the informed delivery email from usps. It showed it was coming but never did. I've tried to go back in my emails and pull it . Every one I try it says service unavailable.

I just updated the previous note. You book is now in Aurora, IL. Next stop is probably Denver or Dallas.

 

[Eric Rorabaugh]

Wow that's crazy! I think that's where it said it was when I got the email

 

[FranklinWorkshops]

Wow that's crazy! I think that's where it said it was when I got the email

Actually, I've seen worse. I mailed a box to a lady in Florida two weeks ago and it was last seen in Bismarck, ND, before it suddenly showed up on her doorstep two days later. Our government mailing service is broken.

 

[Eric Rorabaugh]

 

[FranklinWorkshops]

The whole world is going crazy. I just got copied on a private email conversation between an attorney and her client about a paternity case. Has nothing to do with me and I don't know any of the people on the conversation. I responded to the client and he was totally baffled about how my name got on his email.

 

[Eric Rorabaugh]

ARE YOU SURE it's not yours?

 

[FranklinWorkshops]

I do know there are at least 8 other Larry Burgins in the USA so maybe it's one of them.

 

[Tony]

We sent a package to my Sister In Law in Lake Charles LA last week. Yesterday it was in Shreveport LA, today it's in Colorado.......

 

[Mr. Peet]

It is just information on each piece and lots of photos. No measurements or blueprints.

Sad story, guy up the road died in November. He had been in bad shape the last few years. Wife is minimizing and moving out. We decided to help her clean. He had loads of magazines in his basement. Because of several wonderful molds, none were really safe to keep. His Fine Wood Working collection was 45 years worth. His MG magazines were 20 years worth. His Wood Magazine was also several years. I did save a few issues of The Home Craftsman from 1939. Just a sad shame to think of the waste they became with lack of care. Also sad thinking of the similar paths many of us tread.

 

[Eric Rorabaugh]

@FranklinWorkshops
Larry, I got the book in the mail today. Thank you!