Modern Cabinetmaking

Text is divided into 6 Sections with 53 Chapters. The beginning of the text includes: Brief Contents showing what chapters are included in each section. Procedures showing a list of handy” How To’s”. Table of Contents showing~the breakdown of what’s included in each chapter. The end of the text has the Appendix, Glossary, and the Index.

The Brief Contents and the Table of Contents are both very well organized in a sequential order of the woodworking process. Very easy~to find and located what you are looking for without having to turn to the index.

The Procedures section is very interesting and informative. This is so helpful in finding different kinds of procedures of how to do a certain procedure. Examples, Changing a Scroll Saw Blade, Installing Wall Cabinets, Cutting a Rabbet, Jointing End Grain. This section gives a page number to each procedure that can easily and quickly be found. This section can be a big benefit to a teacher giving assignments on~how to do someth