Fun fact, every time I finish a book, I put it into one of four piles. Pile 1: This book genuinely deserves to be burnt. Maybe even the author too. Pile 2: Some interesting points, but overall pretty bad. Usually ends up going to a charity shop. Pile 3: A good book with lots of interesting takeaways. Definitely has a place on my bookshelf. Pile 4: Books that have massively changed my attitude and perspectives in life. I plan on re-reading everything in this pile once a year until it's either no longer relevant, or I know every page cover to cover. Everything that isn't a woodworking based book in this list is in my fourth pile, and I highly recommend them.

  • Collins Complete Woodworker's Manual

    The best book for a general overview of all things woodwork. Great for anyone gettting into the craft.

    Collins Complete Woodworker's Manual

    The best book for a general overview of all things woodwork. Great for anyone gettting into the craft.

  • Workbenches: From Design & Theory to Contrsution & Use

    The best book on building workbenches. It will make you realise just how inadequate yours actually is.

    Workbenches: From Design & Theory to Contrsution & Use

    The best book on building workbenches. It will make you realise just how inadequate yours actually is.

  • The Anarchist's Tool Chest

    An essential read for every hand tool woodworker.

    The Anarchist's Tool Chest

    An essential read for every hand tool woodworker.

  • Make Your Own Electric Guitar

    This is the book I used to help me build my bass guitar!

    Make Your Own Electric Guitar

    This is the book I used to help me build my bass guitar!