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   baudi | Jul 19, 2009 03:47pm | #1

   Count me in!

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   Blues 4 Life | Jul 19, 2009 07:55pm | #2

   I'm in. Please enter my name.

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   wburson | Jul 19, 2009 08:06pm | #3

   Count me in as well!

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   JasonWeaver | Jul 19, 2009 10:32pm | #4

   I would love to be included as well.

   Peace,
   Jason

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   Dave_Dockstader | Jul 19, 2009 11:51pm | #5

   Please. An encyclopedia that makes more sense printed than on-line.

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   JerrySats | Jul 20, 2009 12:56am | #6

   Sounds like the perfect read for a woodworker .

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   jimhbc | Jul 20, 2009 02:59am | #7

   sounds great. i expect more detail and hand tool use in a British book.

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   WoodFix | Jul 20, 2009 04:56am | #8

   Sounds like a book I could use. At this point in my woodworking Non-career any reference has useful information. Here's hoping.

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   Richinsd52 | Jul 20, 2009 05:21am | #9

   I'll never turn down a chance to add to my library. Who knows where the next idea will come from? As much as the fundamentals may remain the same, regional influences often bring new and exciting creative inspiration. Add me to the mix and thanks for the opportunity.

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    ocean8535 | Jul 20, 2009 05:29am | #10

    What a beautiful looking book.

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    Scally1 | Jul 20, 2009 05:36am | #11

    I love anything free. Especially if it has to do with woodworking! I would love to see what they do over there across the pound!

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    MrHudon | Jul 20, 2009 11:36am | #12

    Never to many books in the library.. thanks

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    LBF | Jul 20, 2009 01:13pm | #13

    An encyclopedia I could read from cover to cover. Count me in.

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    gmoney | Jul 20, 2009 01:17pm | #14

    We seem to be past the entry deadline of 6 27 09?

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    BetsyE | Jul 20, 2009 01:29pm | #15

    Gmoney:
    Thanks for the heads up! I was trying so hard to get the date right - I goofed on the month! It's fixed now.

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    andyet | Jul 20, 2009 02:05pm | #16

    How can one turn down an opportunity to learn something new? I spend a lot of time reading and would relish the opportunity to read a book from the Brits on how to work wood. This will be like winning the lottery!

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    sk2tobin | Jul 20, 2009 03:45pm | #17

    I'd love to add this to my library. Thanks again Taunton!

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    frank T | Jul 20, 2009 04:03pm | #18

    Looks like a great book!

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    rkopman | Jul 20, 2009 04:03pm | #19

    Learn new woodworking techniques? Sure. Count me in!

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    slydogx | Jul 20, 2009 04:23pm | #20

    Absolutely, totally in for this one...yup

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    tommyd100 | Jul 20, 2009 05:09pm | #21

    I'm all in...

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    woodman43 | Jul 20, 2009 07:12pm | #22

    I'm in, too

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    JaredEgg | Jul 20, 2009 08:15pm | #23

    Looks like a helpful book; thanks for running these freebies.

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    Beckum | Jul 20, 2009 09:33pm | #24

    I'm game for a little more learning. And can someone get this monkey off my back?

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    swhitney | Jul 20, 2009 11:12pm | #25

    Hey, I am in as well, and I would actually read this!!!!

26. 
    chetkloss | Jul 21, 2009 11:45am | #26

    To quote the statue of Edward Faber from the movie Animal House - "Knowledge is Good"

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    alschwar | Jul 21, 2009 02:34pm | #27

    This would be great. Thanks for the opportunity.

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    lsteed | Jul 21, 2009 03:16pm | #28

    Looks like it would be a good reference addition to my woodworking library... please consider me "in the draw" as well. Thanks!

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    EdDeep | Jul 21, 2009 07:20pm | #29

    To be honest, I want to win something.

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    qweqwewe | Jul 21, 2009 08:44pm | #30

    I'M in too :)
    Thanks!

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    captlen | Jul 21, 2009 10:08pm | #31

    I am always up to win.

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    maiznblueguy | Jul 22, 2009 12:04am | #32

    Always willing to read to benefit humanity!!!!

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    cmdr101 | Jul 22, 2009 10:53am | #33

    A good library can't have to many books. Even if I don't get one this way, it may go on my Christmas list.

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    justjohn49 | Jul 22, 2009 01:26pm | #34

    I share with all of you a great deal information supplied by this great website and magazine. I also subscribe to others but FW is my favorite. I like most have an ever growing library and this would make a great addition.

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    boatbuilder | Jul 22, 2009 01:56pm | #35

    boatbuilder I am glad they give imperial measurements because metric are a pain in the shop.

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    GLAD TO HELP | Jul 22, 2009 02:23pm | #36

    AS A NOVICE WOODWORKER ANY HELP I CAN GET IS GREATLY APPRECIATED.
    WINNING SOMETHING WOULD BE GREAT TOO.

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    D11RDozer | Jul 22, 2009 03:02pm | #37

    Very nice. I'll throw my name in the hat.

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    alb301 | Jul 22, 2009 03:08pm | #38

    Just want to get in on the drawing! Any help will do a good book always helps.

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    Dustydon | Jul 22, 2009 05:35pm | #39

    I am an untrained woodworker who finds that all the information needed to build furniture can be found on books, magazines and videos. It would be a great asset to have this book in my labrary

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    klca | Jul 22, 2009 09:20pm | #40

    Thanks, I always appreciate your reviews.

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    jjoiner62 | Jul 22, 2009 09:22pm | #41

    One of the most enjoyable aspects of woodworking for me has been starting and adding to a library of woodworking books. It combines two things I love to do - read and work wood.

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    Achong | Jul 22, 2009 09:51pm | #42

    Encyclopedia of Woodworking conjures many cherished memories of youthful enthusiasm…… a confident and captivating motivation to create and be constructive emerges from each of its well written and richly illustrated pages….this is a worthy centre-piece for any home library or workshop collection.

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    bigcu | Jul 23, 2009 12:18am | #43

    I have enjoyed the Brit slant and terms on woodworking in the past and look forward to taking a good look at this latest reference.

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    noelnivel | Jul 23, 2009 02:08am | #44

    an excellent looking book....thank for the offer of a free copy.

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    noelnivel | Jul 23, 2009 02:08am | #45

    an excellent looking book....thank you for offering a free copy.

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    winner | Jul 23, 2009 03:29am | #46

    Ed,

    Most English authors I've read get around to the point much like Americans. Can't wait to read this book. Please enter my name.

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    leepatlife | Jul 23, 2009 04:06am | #47

    This book looks like it would be an excellent addition to my library. Thank you for the offer.

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    umpiewood | Jul 24, 2009 05:06pm | #48

    Eye-catching cover! The give-a-way should be a great sales promo. If variety is the spice of life, then versatility is the spice of a woodworker's life. This book should compliment that versatility. Besides, too many books is like too much fun!

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    yohann | Jul 27, 2009 03:44pm | #49

    Hi, I would be interested in owning that book.
    As a novice wood worker, I have tried building my wife a microwave hutch (not too happy with the results) and finally I just finished a baby gate for my little girl.
    After I finish with this project, I am on to building a small Foyer bench for our home and then will try to deliver a baby high chair for my sister who is in her ninth month.
    I do not know how I am going to execute the Bench and the Baby high chair, and would love to get more information on how to go from design to final delivery. I have already bought the wood the for both the projects.
    I guess reading about the projects in this book will help me decide on, most importantly, how to go about designing the furniture and then deciding on what joinery to use.
    If you think I deserve to have it then I think I would love to own it.
    Thanks

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    ocean8535 | Jul 28, 2009 10:12am | #50

    yay encyclopedia!

51. 
    FluidFurniture | Jul 31, 2009 02:02pm | #51

    Yes, tell me the good news...

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    FluidFurniture | Jul 31, 2009 02:02pm | #52

    Yes, tell me the good news...

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    Dahlbergia | Nov 05, 2011 12:26pm | #53

    Yup! Want it! Please add my name.