Joints: A Woodworker's Guide

by Ralph Laughton

Overview

Gear up for high-speed action at the F1® Ferrari pit stop! Rally the pit crew and call in the Ferrari driver for a lightning-speed service. Check the engine, release the fresh slicks and spin those wheel guns for a turbocharged tire change. Then, blast out of the pit and back into the race for a record-breaking lap! Get ready for awesome F1 pit stop adventures in LEGO® City!

LEGO® F1® vehicle toy Bring the excitement of Formula 1® racing to kids play with the LEGO City F1 Pit Stop & Pit Crew with Ferrari Car set for ages 6 and up

Whats in the box? Everything kids need to build an F1® pit stop and Ferrari toy car, plus driver and 4 pit crew minifigures

An F1® model building set with fun functions Drive the car into the pit stop and press a lever to move the pit crew into position for a turbocharged a tire change

F1® LEGO® set with accessories for realistic pit stop action LEGO minifigure accessories include tools, fresh slicks and wheel guns

A fun holiday or birthday gift for kids Surprise your budding racer with this LEGO® City F1® themed playset for boys and girls aged 6 and up

Digital building fun This miniature F1® pit stop toy features instructions in the LEGO® Builder app, where kids can save sets, track progress and zoom in and rotate models in 3D while they build

More high-speed Formula 1® action Look out for other LEGO® F1® building sets (sold separately) to build, display and race with the whole family

Dimensions The pit stop model in this 322-piece LEGO® City set measures over 3 in. (8 cm) high, 5.5 in. (14 cm) wide and 2 in. (5 cm) deep

For Ages: 6+
WARNING: Choking Hazard; Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years old.
Limit 5 Per Customer

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781784944414
Publisher:	Guild of Master Craftsman
Publication date:	08/07/2018
Pages:	176
Product dimensions:	8.30(w) x 10.80(h) x 0.50(d)

About the Author

Ralph Laughton trained as an engineer, but did not follow that path. Instead, on leaving full-time education he embarked on a career as an editor for a specialist publisher. This led him into the world of graphic design, where he found it possible to indulge a creative passion for well over twenty years. It was at this point that he decided to take an opportunity to realize a life-long dream. He is now a full-time woodworker designing and building furniture, repairing old joinery and writing about the techniques that he has spent nearly forty years acquiring.

Table of Contents

Introduction 9

Part 1 Planning & Preparation

1:1 Planning the work 25

1:2 Preparing the wood 39

Part 2 Basic Techniques of Joint Making

2:1 Measurement & marking 53

2:2 Cutting & fitting 67

2:3 Glues, cramps & assembly 87

Part 3 Individual Joints in Detail

3:1 Butt, edge & mitred joints 105

3:2 Simple notched & halved joints 115

3:3 Mortise & tenon joints 127

3:4 Dovetail joints 145

3:5 Housing (dado) joints 161

Glossary 173

Index 174

About the author 176