Title: Another book on turning
Product review: This book adds to the proliferation of publications on turning. That is its sole contribution. The text is dull, naive, uninformative and repetitive. Many illustrations appear twice and some three times. I could find nothing new in it at all. Timbers are called "exotics" simply because they come from outside the USA, and then the names are misspelt - is that indicative of the global village, or is it simply parochial? Perhaps the author should stick to turning, although I find the results he shows of that activity not particularly inspiring either.
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