Good Carpentry Books?

Magnettica

I'm hoping someone could lend some advice. I'm looking for a good how-to book for building bookcases, cabinets, CD holders, etc. Does Larry Haun offer something like this? I have one of his residential framing books (The Very Efficient Carpenter: Basic Framing) and thought it was very easy to understand.

Thanks!

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neolitic

Check out Tauntan Press/ Fine Woodworking Magazine.

straight line

I believe Gary Katz from fine homebuilding and journal of light construction has written books on those subjects,that are easy to understand

send_it_all

Why would you want to build thes things?...You can just go to Staples or Ikea and buy quality furniture for bargain prices.

dougchips

Katz gets a his books are great and his JLC live shows are worth any travel to see.

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BuiltByMAC

Got to throw my vote in the ring for anything put out by Taunton Press - they have some really good books out there.

Good god, send-it-all, don't dissuade someone from wanting to take up woodworking as a hobby (No offense meant to Magnettica, I just don't figure he's giving up electrical as a day job anytime soon)!

Mac

send_it_all

Did you take me seriously?...even after the Ikea suggestion?

Not that there is anything wrong with cam-lock fasteners, they scream quality.