Making Working Wooden Locks: Complete Plans for 5 Working Wooden Locks Tim Detweiler
Publisher: Linden Publishing

FREE PLANS NO LONGER AVAILABLE Tutorial by Adrian Iredale on making a simple wooden box with “box joints” that don't need a dove tail tool to make. This review is from: Making Working Wooden Locks (Woodworker's Library) (Paperback). This guide to creating fully functional locks from wood includes step-by-step instructions, color photos, measured drawings, and advice on wood selection, tools, and. The wooden lock featured at the end of this video is a scaled down version of a design by Tim Detweiler. Make a cool belt, bag and scarf; Age 7+; 125 Yards of Multicolor Yarn; Includes everything you need; Makes three projects As of June 10, 2013, 5:46 pm (*Pricing disclaimer: Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/ time indicated and are subject to change without notice. Great Idea for a Book, mediocre implementation, February 25, 2003. This book accomplishes this task to a Hopefully his next book “More Working Wooden Locks” on order since October, will contain plans for 5 distinctive locks. The idea of making functional locks completely from wood is great. See his “Making Working Wooden Locks” book isbn: 0-941936-60-0 It is well worth buying. To sure how legal this topic is but this pattern was copyrighted by Tim Detweiler in his 2 books Making Working Wooden Locks back in 10-2000 and Making More Working Wooden Locks: Complete Plans For Five Working Wooden Locks back in 12-2003. I began my journey in making wooden gadgets a few years ago when I purchased a wooden clock plan from Clayton Boyer, whose work was featured in Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Spring 2011 (Issue 42).