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Building Traditional Kitchen Cabinets by Jim Tolpin β€” book cover

Building Traditional Kitchen Cabinets

by Jim Tolpin
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Overview

First published in 1994, this book quickly established itself as the standard shop reference on building kitchen cabinets. It covers all aspects of building a complete set of cabinets, from choosing a style for doors, to laying out the cabinets, to finishing and installing convenience hardware in the interiors.

Synopsis

First published in 1994, this book quickly established itself as the standard shop reference on building kitchen cabinets. It covers all aspects of building a complete set of cabinets, from choosing a style for doors, to laying out the cabinets, to finishing and installing convenience hardware in the interiors.

Library Journal

Improving the kitchen adds not only to a home's resale value but also to its comfort. Unfortunately, such improvement is also very expensive. Professional woodworker Tolpin shows how to build and install cabinets and, to a lesser degree, covers kitchen design and laminate countertop construction. The author's straightforward text, combined with numerous photographs and illustrations, should enable most woodworkers to make their own cabinetry. Other types of storage furniture can be made using information gleaned from this source. Especially rewarding when used in conjunction with an excellent kitchen design book such as Steve Thomas's This Old House Kitchens: A Guide to Design and Renovation (LJ 12/91), this book is recommended for most libraries.-Jonathan Hershey, Akron-Summit Cty. P.L., Ohio

About the Author, Jim Tolpin

Jim Tolpin has been a pro cabinetmaker and woodworking journJim Tolpin has been a pro cabinetmaker and woodworking journalist for 30] years, during which heas discovered many trickalist for 30] years, during which heas discovered many tricks and secrets for better ways to work. Heas the bestselling s and secrets for better ways to work. Heas the bestselling author of many woodworking, home building, remodeling, carpeauthor of many woodworking, home building, remodeling, carpentry, and tool books.

Len Churchillas illustrated many bntry, and tool books.

Len Churchillas illustrated many building, tool, woodworking and furniture-building books. He uilding, tool, woodworking and furniture-building books. He also does work for magazines like Popular Woodworking, Canadalso does work for magazines like Popular Woodworking, Canadian Woodworking and Canadian Home Workshop. ian Woodworking and Canadian Home Workshop.

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Library Journal

Improving the kitchen adds not only to a home's resale value but also to its comfort. Unfortunately, such improvement is also very expensive. Professional woodworker Tolpin shows how to build and install cabinets and, to a lesser degree, covers kitchen design and laminate countertop construction. The author's straightforward text, combined with numerous photographs and illustrations, should enable most woodworkers to make their own cabinetry. Other types of storage furniture can be made using information gleaned from this source. Especially rewarding when used in conjunction with an excellent kitchen design book such as Steve Thomas's This Old House Kitchens: A Guide to Design and Renovation (LJ 12/91), this book is recommended for most libraries.-Jonathan Hershey, Akron-Summit Cty. P.L., Ohio

Book Details

Published
April 1, 2006
Publisher
Taunton Press, Incorporated
Pages
215
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781561587971

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