Woodworking should be a fun and fulfilling hobby. Bypass the overwhelming overload of woodworking information available, and get Back to Basics with the core information you need to succeed. This new series offers a clear road map of fundamental woodworking knowledge on sixteen essential topics.

In Woodworking Machines, you'll learn what is important to know now and what can be left for later. Best of all, the information is presented in the plain-spoken language you'd hear from a trusted friend or relative, and includes:

- Maintaining and adjusting your stationary tools
- Caring for your hand tools so they work better and last longer
- Sharpening blades and bits
- Table Saw - an excellent all-around tool
- Band Saw - well suited for curves and circles
- Radial Arm Saw - uses less space and allows a piece to remain stationary
- Drill Press - bores precise holes, but also works as a sander and mortiser
- Jointer - brings precision and craftsmanship to your work
- Other important tools for a woodworker

The world's already complicated - your woodworking information shouldn't be.