I Can Do That - Furniture Projects: 20 Easy & Fun Woodworking Projects to Build Your Skills

Like the name implies, easy and mostly useful furniture you can build. Simple doesn't mean ugly. If you are new to woodworking it's a great book. If you've been around for a while, it's still a great book for ideas or projects you can nock out pretty quickly.

Well put together book

This book contained some pretty good projects for around the house that most people would be capable of completing. One thing that it is missing, especially since it is geared more towards novices, is a recommended purchase list. (I.e. you will need three 8ft 1x8's, two 6ft 1x4's, etc.) It has a parts list that is used for cutting the parts, however, it should also include a purchase list so anyone trying to build a project doesn't have to figure out from the parts list what length boards they should buy.

A great place to start some nice wood projects

Nice projects. Basic techniquesFun stuffed

I Can Do That: Furniture Projects by Chad Stanton is a free NetGalley ebook that I read in mid-October.Truly beautiful, eyecatching projects for tables, chairs, storage, and miscellany that are far more nicer and heirloomy than what you can find in a step-by-step box. Stanton goes right into the projects with no preamble, yet the instructions for each project are worded in a helpful, anticipatory first-person voice to chime in while you work and view photographs & blueprints.

it's good

Table

Bought for my dad, some great little projects in it.

Purchased as a gift for my son… nice book for the price. Color graphics, appear to be clear instructions.. (I wouldn’t know : )

good book

Il y as quelques beaux projets. il y as aussi des meubles extérieurs, ce qui pour moi m'intéresse moins. Mais c'est bien.