Jester - whats that book?

[Adam]

Jester,

Whats the book you always recommend on Hand tools? I'm ready to buy it (sound of slippery slope rush here) :shock: :roll: :lol: 8) :? : :lol: . Have you an author/title?

Thanks

A_L

 

[Anonymous]

Adam,

Well I dunno. I look in my inbox and "Oh look. I wonder what Adam wants?" Then I look in my other inbox, and guess what?! There you are again. And then I look over here and you're asking here TOO!!! Is nowhere safe? :shock: What is this anyway? Emergency book buying? :wink:

Anyway, you should have my email by now. But in addition I also found an old post in the UK Woodworking archives which may help.

Cheers, Jester

P.S. I suppose the novelty of using the spellchecker will wear off in time, Charley...?

 

[Adam]

Well, you should reduce to 1 email address, I have 3 for you currently :roll: :lol:

Besides, I posted here, then thought I'd better email too, or is that the other way round?

Anyway..... just decided I needed a book, and remembered you made plenty of recommendations, so are a good place to start.

Thanks,

will look into it and see what amazon has to offer!

A_L

 

[Anonymous]

Jeez; only three?! :lol:

Cheers, Jester

 

[Charley]

Won't dare say how many email addys I've got

 

[Spark]

Hello Jester
Nice to see you active again. :lol:

Spark :idea:

 

[Anonymous]

Cheers Spark. Of course I was active all along, you just didn't see me... :wink:

Oh, and regarding books. Almost certainly too late, but I believe "Choosing and Using Hand Tools" by Andy Rae is very good. Haven't seen it myself, but it's a new one so should be up to date at least.

Cheers, Jester