Get Instant Access To Over 147 Rare Woodworking Books! — The Largest Collection Of Books On The Planet…
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Before anything else, give me one quick minute — because I want to give you a kind of magic power.
The power to tap into 200 years of woodworking experience… to learn directly from the master craftsmen of the past century and beyond.
In your WalterShedPlans package you already have 12,000 step-by-step plans — an incredible resource I can't wait for you to dive into.
But I want to give you even more. Because if there's one thing I've learned helping thousands of woodworkers over the years, it's this…
Just Having The Plans Is Not Enough
I know it sounds blunt — but it's the truth.
You can tackle simple projects with basic skills. But to build stunning, head-turning pieces — the kind people stop and stare at — you need to get the most out of every plan.
Which is why I want to give you a chance to add my brand-new, never-before-available collection at an insane one-time price…
The Ultimate Woodworking Compendium
147 rare books. 25,000 pages. Two centuries of master craftsmanship — in one collection.
The single most comprehensive woodworking library ever assembled — yours to keep forever.
Here's what this is really about.
These aren't recycled modern PDFs. They're rare, original woodworking books — many out of print for decades — written by the master craftsmen who literally wrote the book on the trade.
Every technique. Every joint. Every finish. Every tool ever put to wood — explained in detail, the way it was taught when craftsmanship was a way of life.
Here's my promise to you:
Once you've read through these books, you'll have the tools and knowledge to take your woodworking skills to the next level — and the confidence to handle any project with ease.
The topics covered include everything:
- Understanding Wood
- Furniture & Design
- Advanced Woodworking
- Carpentry Techniques
- Turning & Finishing
- Carving & Pattern Making
- Proper Finishing Techniques
- Upholstery & Leather Work
- Shop Mathematics
- Blueprint Reading
- Working With Hand Tools
- Working With Machine Tools
- Working With Shop Machinery
- …and much more
So what's inside the Ultimate Woodworking Compendium?
With over 147 books in one place, this is the largest collection of rare woodworking books found anywhere on the planet — more than 25,000 pages of solid, time-tested woodworking knowledge.
Take a quick peek at every single book included:
Show List Of Books Included
- 1 - Wood-working for amateur craftsmen (1911)
- 2 - Woodworking for Beginners (1905)
- 3 - Woodworking Machinery (1894)
- 4 - Woodworking Tools (1881)
- 5 - Wood-working Tools (1896)
- 6 - A brief history of wood-engraving from its invention (1895)
- 7 - A Course in Wood Turning (1919)
- 8 - A high school course in wood pattern making (1916)
- 9 - A History Of Wood Engraving (1883)
- 10 - A laboratory course in wood-turning (1897)
- 11 - A manual of carpentry and joinery (1905)
- 12 - A manual of fret cutting and wood carving
- 13 - A manual of wood carving (1891)
- 14 - A manual of wood carving (1909)
- 15 - A text-book of wood (1921)
- 16 - A Treatise on the Construction and Operation of Wood-working Machines (1872)
- 17 - A Treatise on Wood Engraving (1861)
- 18 - Advanced projects in woodwork (1912)
- 19 - Amateur in the art of carpentry and joinery (1873)
- 20 - Amateur joinery (1916)
- 21 - An outline course of lessons in wood-working (1890)
- 22 - Applied science for wood-workers (1919)
- 23 - Art and Craft of Cabinet Making (1891)
- 24 - Art and education in wood-turning (1921)
- 25 - Bench Work in Wood (1888)
- 26 - Bench work in wood, a course of study (1905)
- 27 - Berlin course of easy wood-work (1895)
- 28 - Book of Garden Furniture (1903)
- 29 - Book of Period Furniture (1914)
- 30 - Carpentry and woodwork (1911)
- 31 - Carpentry for boys - Elementary woodwork (1893)
- 32 - Carpentry made easy (1857)
- 33 - Carpentry (1916)
- 34 - Colonial furniture in America (1901)
- 35 - Constructive carpentry (1912)
- 36 - Correlated courses in woodwork and mechanical drawing (1912)
- 37 - Craftsman Homes (1909)
- 38 - Descriptive Catalogue of the Woods (1852)
- 39 - Design and construction in wood (1913)
- 40 - Early English furniture & woodwork (1922)
- 41 - Educational Woodworking for Home and School (1908)
- 42 - Elementary Turning For Use In Manual Training (1907)
- 43 - Elementary woodwork, a series of sixteen lessons (1893)
- 44 - Elementary Woodworking (1903)
- 45 - Elementary woodworking projects (1922)
- 46 - Elements of woodwork (1911)
- 47 - English church woodwork (1917)
- 48 - Essentials of Woodworking (1908)
- 49 - Exercises in Woodworking (1889)
- 50 - Farm Woodwork (1919)
- 51 - First Lessons in Woodworking (1888)
- 52 - Forty Lessons in Carpentry Workshop Practice (1896)
- 53 - Fret-sawing and wood-carving (1875)
- 54 - Furniture designing and draughting (1907)
- 55 - Furniture making, advanced projects in woodwork (1912)
- 56 - Furniture masterpieces of Duncan Phyfe (1923)
- 57 - Furniture of the olden time (1903)
- 58 - Furniture of the Pilgrim century 1620-1720 (1921)
- 59 - Furniture (1911)
- 60 - Hand-book of wood engraving (1881)
- 61 - Handbook on wood preservation (1916)
- 62 - Handwork in Wood (1910)
- 63 - History of the lumber industry of America (1907) volume 2
- 64 - History of the lumber industry of America (July 1906)
- 65 - Home furniture making (1910)
- 66 - How To Make Cedar Chests (1918)
- 67 - How to make common things (1906)
- 68 - How to teach wood finishing (1914)
- 69 - Intarsia and marquetry (1903)
- 70 - Introduction to the Mechanical Principles of Carpentry (1827)
- 71 - Lathe Work For Beginners (1922)
- 72 - Learn by doing a scheme of simple woodwork (1906)
- 73 - Light and heavy timber framing made easy (1909)
- 74 - Lumber and its uses (1914)
- 75 - Lumber, its manufacture and distribution (1922)
- 76 - Manual instruction woodwork (1892)
- 77 - Manual training for common schools (1910)
- 78 - Manual Training in Education (1896)
- 79 - Modern American Lathe Practice (1907)
- 80 - Modern carpentry and joinery vol2
- 81 - More Craftsman homes (1912)
- 82 - Old oak furniture
- 83 - One hundred book plates engraved on wood (1901)
- 84 - Operation of wood-working factories and machinery (1873)
- 85 - Operators Handbook for Wood-Working Machinery (1885)
- 86 - Practical carpentry, joinery, and cabinet-making (1826)
- 87 - Problems in farm woodwork (1919)
- 88 - Problems in furniture making (1913)
- 89 - Problems in Wood-turning (1909)
- 90 - Problems in woodwork (1917)
- 91 - Problems in Woodworking (1905)
- 92 - Projects for beginning woodwork and mechanical drawing (1912)
- 93 - Safety in Woodworking (1918)
- 94 - Shavings and sawdust (1884)
- 95 - Shop work: joinery, cabinet-making, carpentry (1918)
- 96 - Some practical hints on wood (1879)
- 97 - Specimens of early wood engraving
- 98 - Studies in wood decay (1921)
- 99 - Text-book of modern carpentry (1858)
- 100 - The art and craft of cabinet-making (1891)
- 101 - The art of mordanting and staining and the complete treatment of wood surfaces (1911)
- 102 - The art of wood carving (1867)
- 103 - The art of wood-engraving in Italy in the fifteenth century (1888)
- 104 - The boy craftsman (1905)
- 105 - The Carpenter's New Guide (1867)
- 106 - The expert wood finisher (1921)
- 107 - The furniture of our forefathers
- 108 - The Illustrated wood worker (1829)
- 109 - The New Carpenter's and Builder's Assistant (1874)
- 110 - The preservation of the exterior of wooden buildings (1911)
- 111 - The preservation of wood (1919)
- 112 - The seasoning of wood (1917)
- 113 - The sloyd system of wood working (1892)
- 114 - The use of wood for fuel (1919)
- 115 - Tool processes in woodworking (1919)
- 116 - Tools and Machines (1903)
- 117 - Training in wood-work, for use in training and technical school (1902)
- 118 - Wood A Manual of The Natural History (1908)
- 119 - Wood and its uses (1874)
- 120 - Wood and other organic structural materials (1917)
- 121 - Wood carving design and workmanship (1903)
- 122 - Wood carvings in English churches (1910)
- 123 - Wood conversion by machinery (1876)
- 124 - Wood finishing, comprising staining, varnishing, and polishing (2012)
- 125 - Wood in aircraft construction (1919)
- 126 - Wood Pattern Making (1906)
- 127 - Wood preservation in the United States (1909)
- 128 - Wood preserving terms (1922)
- 129 - Wood pulp and its uses (1911)
- 130 - Wood sculpture (1911)
- 131 - Wood turning, prepared for the use of students (1909)
- 132 - Wood Working, Wood Turning, & Patternmaking (1901)
- 133 - Wooden box and crate construction (1921)
- 134 - Wooden hull inspection & repair manual (1900)
- 135 - Wooden ship-building (1919)
- 136 - Wood-engraving to-day (1917)
- 137 - Wood-turning (1921)
- 138 - Wood-using industries of New York (1913)
- 139 - Wood-using industries of Quebec (1918)
- 140 - Wood-using industries of South Carolina (1913)
- 141 - Woodwork and mechanical drawing (1914)
- 142 - Woodwork course for boys (1893)
- 143 - Woodwork for beginners (1916)
- 144 - Woodwork for schools on scientific lines (1909)
- 145 - Woodwork for Secondary Schools (1916)
- 146 - Woodwork for the grades (1912)
"Having muddled my way through about 6 years as a hobbyist woodworker, I wish I'd found this collection of books first. It provides excellent instruction on basic to advanced woodworking techniques.
This collection is a must-have for any novice — or even experienced — woodworker. Do yourself a favor and pick this one up."
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We sold the entire collection last year for $429 — and it was still a great value considering everything you get.
But to thank you for being a customer, just on this page, you'll get a special one-time offer.
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Yes, that's right. If you act right now, you can add the Ultimate Woodworking Compendium to your order…
Not for $195.
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Here's The Catch…
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I may release the Ultimate Woodworking Compendium to the public as a standalone product someday (at a much higher price) — but right now, the only place you can get it is right here.
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Here's What You'll Get:
- 147 Rare Woodworking BooksThe largest collection of rare woodworking books found anywhere on the planet — over 25,000 pages of solid, time-tested knowledge from 200 years of master craftsmen. ($429 value)
- 13 Master Topic Areas — from Understanding Wood and Furniture Design to Advanced Joinery, Turning, Finishing, Carving, Shop Math, Blueprint Reading, and working with hand & machine tools.
- Instant Digital Download — get the entire library the second you order. No waiting, no shipping.
- Unlimited Access On Any Device — read on your computer, tablet, or phone, anytime you want, forever.
Investment Of Just $39.95
Your upgrade is covered by my 60-day guarantee. That means you can dive into the entire collection, read everything, and use it all for a full 60 days — and only decide it's really "for you" afterwards.
There's no receipt to hold onto and no packages to return. If you don't like it for any reason, just send me an email and I'll issue a refund. It's that simple.
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These plans are published here for educational purposes. Some of the older plans here will often need modifications for modern materials, and may need modifications to update them to modern safety standards. They provide conceptual information. Periodic changes in the National Design Specifications for Wood Construction, changes in building materials, snow load variations and the serious impact of deviations from the plan make it imperative that professional services be utilized to tailor these plans to your situation. The creator of this makes no warranty for these plans. You are solely responsible for how you use them. To summarize, we don't encourage anyone to build some of the major projects shown here "as-is" unless you are experienced enough in construction to make allowances to modernize some of the older plans. If you are interested in creating projects from these plans and don't have the requisite knowledge to bring them to modern safety standards, we insist you consult a professional.
Material quantities listed are indicative and intended for preliminary budgeting only. They should not be considered final totals. Minor variations or omissions may exist. Always verify with your local supplier or a trusted building professional before ordering materials.
Do not purchase materials or attempt to build this shed project unless you have studied the information provided thoroughly, and have verified all dimensions and material requirements for yourself. Also verify that the plans conform to local building codes and practices. Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information and design, the user is ultimately responsible for the use of this information. You, the plan buyer and builder, assume all risks and responsibilities associated with building this shed/barn.