Comments

1. 
   Smith5963 | May 31, 2009 07:21pm | #1

   stepping in first

2. 
   Tyblack | May 31, 2009 08:06pm | #2

   This looks like a great addition to have

3. 
   Koonan | May 31, 2009 09:00pm | #3

   Veneering is something I've been looking into. Sign me up.

   Mike

4. 
   MrHudon | May 31, 2009 10:29pm | #4

   I like it !!

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   JLYoung | Jun 01, 2009 11:13am | #5

   I've always wanted to try veneering. I'd love to have this book to give me some guidance.

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   BUILDERS695 | Jun 01, 2009 11:31pm | #6

   Sign me up too

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   baudi | Jun 02, 2009 12:15am | #7

   Count me in!

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   emvark | Jun 02, 2009 03:04am | #8

   Oh, thanks for the chance!
   emvark at gmail dot com

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   maple&wallnut man | Jun 02, 2009 06:04am | #9

   Veneering and Inlay is a totally set apart art to master and I always admired the ones that know how to do it.
   This book is an excellent way to demystify it. I guess...
   So I would like to win it.

10. 
    bo5ephus | Jun 02, 2009 01:44pm | #10

    need to learn about this.

11. 
    Chrislac | Jun 02, 2009 04:40pm | #11

    Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease!

12. 
    chairmannz | Jun 02, 2009 11:54pm | #12

    Have been veneering a bit lately and need to know more to get better in inlay.
    Hope it comes my way.

13. 
    wpmorsey | Jun 03, 2009 09:26am | #13

    I'm now working on a special gift, I've cut the Abalone to a tiny Butterfly to inlay on a Cross shaped from Mesquite. The book would sure be put to good use, & just in time.

14. 
    AlwaysTheNovice | Jun 04, 2009 02:41am | #14

    Inlay is cool.

15. 
    hukcats1 | Jun 04, 2009 03:11am | #15

    Looks like a dynamite book. I looked inside at Amazon. Lots of pics and how-to's.

16. 
    sk2tobin | Jun 04, 2009 06:42pm | #16

    I would love to have this book. The project I am working on now reuires some inlay and it will be my first time so this book would be great!

17. 
    cflansbaum | Jun 04, 2009 08:54pm | #17

    I'm quite interested in this book -- have done quite a bit of veneering, but want to expand my skills with some inlay work.

18. 
    bobcut | Jun 04, 2009 11:52pm | #18

    I would love it add it to my growing collection on veneering.

19. 
    JCHAB | Jun 05, 2009 12:04am | #19

    Please enter me in the giveaway. Thank you.

20. 
    tazzer | Jun 05, 2009 01:27pm | #20

    I would love to have this book.

21. 
    hkb | Jun 05, 2009 03:26pm | #21

    This would be a great book in my library.

22. 
    stephanc | Jun 05, 2009 05:59pm | #22

    Sign me up

23. 
    mvflaim | Jun 05, 2009 10:18pm | #23

    This book is on my wishlist

24. 
    Taigert | Jun 06, 2009 05:29am | #24

    More and more of the work I have been doing as of late could be made better, not really better but just that added touch more with inlay. Where I live now it's hard to take the classes I would like to take, just due to the traveling. So a lot of my learning has become self taught through the great books available on this web site. Last week I was at a Barnes and Noble Bookstore in Cincinnati and ended up buying 5 more books on wood working, just because I knew it would be a while before the next chance would present itself.
    A free book that I dont have would be great. Moneys tight with the way the economy is right now. So anyway to save money is very welcomed.
    Hope to hear it is on it's way on June 8th!!
    Taigert

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    bo5ephus | Jun 08, 2009 02:12pm | #25

    looks like a great book

26. 
    cLs | Jun 09, 2009 04:45am | #26

    I would like to "sign" my work with inlay. Give it that little extra dash.

27. 
    PlaneandSimple | Jun 09, 2009 02:21pm | #27

    I find that as my skill progress and as I am able to move on to more complex projects, I am really deficient in the art of inlay. I would really like to learn; this book would be a great help!

28. 
    nboucher | Jun 09, 2009 04:04pm | #28

    On my wish list too.

29. 
    Blackwill | Jun 12, 2009 08:59pm | #29

    I was just about to order a book on inlay...but I think I'll hold off until this drawing is over :)

30. 
    icomba | Jun 28, 2009 04:40pm | #30

    i would love this book cuz i think it will be an easyer step to going into maqitry sorry my spelling is not good but my woodworking is skillz are nice but theres always room for improvment thats why i want this book plus thats the only way i can learn for now besides the web and t.v.

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    the_wild_lucy | Sep 05, 2011 01:16pm | #31

    Looks like a great book!

32. 
    wildgrain | Sep 06, 2015 05:51pm | #32

    testing the system-no comment