Throughout the text, I make reference to brand names and specific companies that manufacture certain products. This is done to clarify; in many cases, the brand names are used generically, while in others, a brand name may be the only type of its product on the market. I do not mean to endorse these products or imply that they are superior to other products. Likewise, many of the photographs throughout the book show artisans brandishing brand-name tools and using brand-name machines. For the most part, the photograph was taken to illustrate a technique or a method, and the brand of the tool being used is what was available in the shop at the time. This book in no way claims any connection to or relationship with the manufacturers ...
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