Is there any means of selling a book on this forum?

[Julie Humphreys]

I have an older book on woodworking that I think a serious craftsman might like and I'd like to connect the two of them.  I would not charge much at all, just a small price and S & H.  Is a there a way of doing that here?

Thanks!

[Jens Jensen]

I dont think they would encourage it but all they will do is tell u to quit.At least it is wood related and not crap like there was couple weeks ago. Id say go for it

[Jens Jensen]

Where is greenleaf Id  I used to live in Coeur d Alene

[Julie Humphreys]

It's down by Boise.

Well, the book is called Cabinetmaking and Millwork by John L. Feirer published in 1979 by Popular Science.  It's over 900 pages and very detailed.  I would sell it for $10.00 OBO+S&H.

[Jens Jensen]

My neighbor is from Middleton Id

[Jay Boutwell]

In reference to the mentioned book. I have a copy of this book in my collection and have found some use for it. It is a great book for a beginning cabinet maker and details the fundamentals of cabinet making as well as describes the use of machinery.  It is well worth the asking price.   This copy is the fifth edition.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Julie Humphreys]

Thank you, Jay.  It is beyond my very beginner skills!

And Jens, Middleton is a nice little community!

[Ian Scott]

Could be interested, what is the condition of the book?
 
Julie Humphreys said:

It's down by Boise.

Well, the book is called Cabinetmaking and Millwork by John L. Feirer published in 1979 by Popular Science.  It's over 900 pages and very detailed.  I would sell it for $10.00 OBO+S&H.

[Julie Humphreys]

It's in very good condition.  Clean with a little wear around the edges.  The pages and cover are all tight.

[Mandodad]

here is what the 2nd edition looks like, great book, lots of info