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   Sancho | Jul 01, 2003 05:36am | #1

   Here is the link to Joe Fusco's site

   http://65.18.210.137//ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?Cat=

   he is very good and a heckof a nice guy

    

   Darkworks:  No Guns No Butter squilla and the bling bling.

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   jc21 | Jul 01, 2003 05:40pm | #2

   Check out Jim Tolpin's book Building Traditional Cabinets, a great book imho. http://www.taunton.com/store/pages/070196.asp  Joe Fusco's website is great,too.

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   AhneedHelp | Jul 02, 2003 05:53am | #5

   I was able to find Tolpin's book at our town library, which has a good selection of Taunton Press books.

   (However, I do own more then a handful of Taunton Press books.)

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   KyleZ | Jul 01, 2003 10:16pm | #3

   I second the suggestion of the Tolpin book.  It is outstanding.

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   JerryK | Jul 01, 2003 11:03pm | #4

   Check out the E-cabinet web site. The free software is a little hard to master but usable for most small projects. The download that is available on their  web site of the book on the future of the furniture industry in America is interesting too.