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Measure Twice, Cut Once: Lessons from a Master Carpenter

door Norm Abram

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The author presents seventy short, simple lessons as a "compendium of brass-tacks advice and tried-and-true tricks of the trade."

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a re-read, but I've never ranked this book on GR before. (

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Sandman-1961 | Apr 26, 2022 |

If I were a carpenter or a tradesman I might appreciate his reminiscing about the old hand tool days. (

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Newmans2001 | Aug 29, 2020 |

Substance: Invaluable advice on carpentry and tools. Application of maxims to other areas of life.
Style: Anecdotal memoir. (

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librisissimo | Jan 12, 2011 |

Norm Abrams is a pro in the shop, but he's no bard. The language is clunky and the information doesn't flow. But, if you can look beyond all that, there's lots of good information in here. (

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horacewimsey | Dec 16, 2008 |

You will learn more about Norm Abram and life from this book than you will about carpentry. While talking about basic principles of carpentry, Abram explores the experiences that shaped his life and his philosophy. It is engaging and personal. I have it filed in my philosophy section, rather than in carpentry. It is a wonderful book. (

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hermit_9 | Jan 19, 2008 |

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