WoodCentral Forums

Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge

Bravo to Taths (seaton chest book)

Posts

Bravo to Taths (seaton chest book)

#1

Bravo to Taths (seaton chest book)

David Weaver

Previously mentioned seaton chest second edition (several weeks ago here) was something that only seemed to be available from opportunists here in the states.

So, I ignored the request on the Taths site that books in the US should be ordered from the retailer here.

I never heard anything about the book after that and didn't get a paypal refund (their form didn't give me anywhere to leave a comment, and there's no request box anywhere during the purchase process to convey anything).

I got my copy of the book today with all of the second edition bits (drawings, etc). It's a wonderful book - i never read much, but look forward to reading this one.

And thanks to Taths for not hassling me about anything.

Re: Bravo to Taths (seaton chest book)

#2

Re: Bravo to Taths (seaton chest book)

William Duffield

Even if you weren't much of a reader, just the drawings of the tools by Peter Ross and Jay Gaynor could keep you spellbound for hours. I'm glad you obtained a copy without undue grief. My copy is sitting here on my desk, at hand.

👍 This page answered my questions

Your vote helps other woodworkers quickly find the answers and techniques that actually work in the shop.