Showing posts with label Hobbies. Show all posts
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Friday, August 20, 2010
Box by Box (Popular Woodworking) By Jim Stack
Publisher: Popular Woodworking Books 2006 | 144 Pages | ISBN: 1558707743 | PDF | 15 MB
Publisher: Popular Woodworking Books 2006 | 144 Pages | ISBN: 1558707743 | PDF | 15 MB
For anyone wanting to get started in woodworking, building a box is a great introduction to this time-honored craft. And with the simple instructions in Box-by-Box, any novice can construct spectacular wood pieces.
- Each box can be assembled in small spaces and built with basic tools, such as a hammer, drill, and screwdriver--perfect for beginners without their own workshops
- Projects increase in difficulty, allowing readers at any experience level to hone their skills as they progress through the book
-Step-by-step projects include a trinket box, a box with drawers, a jewelry box, and a box with a fitted lid
With Box-by-Box, readers will not only create stunning boxes, they’ll also become more accomplished woodworkers
About the Author
As a professional woodworker for almost 30 years, Jim Stack has been a cabinetmaker, furniture maker and is currently the Acquisitions Editor for Popular Woodworking Books. He is also the author of Building the Perfect Toolbox, Classic Northwoods Furniture and Design & Build Your own Furniture.
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Любимая дача №8 (август 2010)
PDF | Russian | 112 pages | 74 MB
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PDF | Russian | 112 pages | 74 MB
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Horticulture
Publisher: Chelsea House Publications | ISBN: 0791089614 | edition 2007 | PDF | 128 pages | 10,7 mb
Publisher: Chelsea House Publications | ISBN: 0791089614 | edition 2007 | PDF | 128 pages | 10,7 mb
This book explores the wide-ranging realm of horticulture. Presenting lucidly written information on conventional, organic, and sustainable methods, author Gail Lang, Ph.D., covers such topics as the geographical origins of plants, as well as their identification, classification, physiology, breeding, and propagation. She also introduces discussions of plant cultural requirements, soil classification, soil fertility, irrigation, ecology and pest control, garden design, and harvest and post-harvest activities. Students will also learn about career opportunities in horticulture.
Wild Orchids Across North America: A Botanical Travelogue
Publisher: Timber Press | pages: 321 | 1998 | ISBN: 0881924520 | CHM | 12,2 mb
There are about 145 orchid species representing 35 genera in North America. Keenan documents most of them in striking color photographs taken in their native habitats during his 100,000-mile drive. An engaging text in the form of a travelogue complements the photographs. Arrangement is geographical: Alaska, Canada, New England, mid-Atlantic, Midwest, the Southeast, and the West. An orchid checklist has a helpful guide to pronunciation. Readers can follow Keenan's remarkable 100,000-mile trip merely by turning the pages.
Forestry (The Green World)
Publisher: Chelsea House Publications | ISBN: 0791087522 | edition 2006 | PDF | 126 pages | 11,1 mb
Publisher: Chelsea House Publications | ISBN: 0791087522 | edition 2006 | PDF | 126 pages | 11,1 mb
Gifts of flowers are the most popular way to acknowledge weddings, funerals, and other events of passage. Gardening is one of the fastest growing hobbies in North America and the production of ornamental plants contributes billions of dollars annually to the economy. North America is the guardian to over 15% of the world’s forests. Forests are our great fortune and responsibility—they provide shelter and food for humans and wildlife. Left untouched, forests provide beauty and recreation that improves our quality of life. When removed, trees provide products that improve our lives, such as wood and paper. Who speaks for the many voices of people? Who speaks for the many voices of the forest? We have only one planet, so forestry science must speak for all.
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