Japanese Furniture Projects In Solid Wood: Five Projects For The Home

Japanese Furniture Projects in Solid Wood teaches readers how to create five solid-wood furniture projects for the home, translated from the original Japanese work of Mitsuo Fujimoto, a custom furniture maker in Akiruno City, Tokyo. The projects include two stools, a table, an audio rack, and a cabinet, combining straightforward design with satisfying hand-tool work to help woodworkers develop their skills.

Inside, you’ll find:

• Comprehensive Step-by-Step Guidance – Over 800 colour photographs show each stage of the projects, with key points highlighted to guide you through essential procedures.
• Balanced Tool Techniques – Learn to use both Western power tools and Japanese hand tools for a complete understanding of furniture-making techniques.
• Skill-Building Projects – Explore octagonal legs, angled leg attachments, angled mortise and tenon joints, biscuit joinery, and pattern routing.
• Simple yet Satisfying Designs – The projects are approachable for beginners but offer plenty of challenge to expand woodworking skills.
• Five Solid-Wood Projects – Create stools, a table, an audio rack, and a cabinet that are both functional and beautifully crafted.

This book is ideal for hobbyist woodworkers looking to expand their skills while learning Japanese furniture-building methods.

About the Author:

Studio Tac Creative publishes how-to and hobby books with a focus on practical, instructional content.

Includes 885 colour photographs and illustrations.