Woodworker's Guide to Epoxy

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George Vondriska, successful author of Woodworker's Guide to Live Edge Slabs, is back with this hardworking epoxy-focused title designed to encourage its use in both conventional and unconventional ways. George views epoxy as a problem-solver; basically, as another form of finish. It has attributes that no other products have providing a great way to augment the woodworking you're already doing, which is the philosophy behind this approach. Epoxy in Your Workshop will have woodworkers looking at this medium in a new light with expansive uses. ¿ Compares and contrasts the varying types of epoxies in the marketplace. ¿ Written by a proven author with extensive epoxy experience ¿ How to create color, sparkles, and more effects ¿ Exemplifies epoxy as an adhesive, a finish, and an accent ¿ Achievable projects

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A leading voice and instructor in the industry, George Vondriska has been teaching woodworking since 1986 and is the owner of Vondriska Woodworks, one of the premier woodworking schools in the Midwest. Offering courses in cabinet making, furniture making, lathe turning, CNC work, and more for both beginner and advanced woodworkers, he also teaches classes at woodworking shows, schools, and stores, as well as for the U.S. Peace Corps, the Pentagon, Northwest Airlines, and Andersen Window. George is currently the Managing Editor of Woodworkers Guild of America, has previously worked for American Woodworker Magazine, and contributed articles to Fine Woodworking, WOOD, and Woodworkers Journal. 

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