We all know that woodworking can be a very rewarding hobby, perfect for relaxing the mind while disconnecting from the hectic pace of everyday life.
The problem is that when you are just starting out, it may not be so relaxing. After the first embarrassing results, you could easily become overwhelmed by a sense of frustration and disappointment.

This is why it's so important that you get the right guidance and why you shouldn't miss out on this amazing 3-book collection!

In this complete guide, Bruce Merrick has condensed everything you will need to master this noble art from scratch, including exciting step-by-step projects with tips and tricks from his direct experience of over 25 years as a professional woodworker.

Here is just a tiny fraction of what you will learn
The 12 essential woodworking tools for beginners
How to set up your work space the right way
Easy techniques that alone will allow you to craft basically anything you want
Everything you need to know about wood joinery
Tips and tricks to avoid common mistakes that could cost days of work, so you finally obtain results you can be proud of
Amazing projects that can each be made in just one weekend!
3D drawings, exploded-view schematics, cutting lists and detailed instructions that will make every step crystal clear

BOOKS 1 - Woodworking Basics and Fundamental Tools
BOOKS 2 - Essential Woodworking Techniques
BOOKS 3 - Step-by-Step Projects for the Weekend Woodworker

? EXTRA BONUSES ?
✅ The Ultimate Guide to Wood Finishing
✅ Wood Turning Techniques
✅ Creative Woodburning Projects for Beginners
Gradually, you will be able to bring each piece of wood to its fullest potential, returning it back into something "alive" and beautiful again.
The most exciting part? You can also make money selling wood furniture and home decor. Imagine the moment your friends start wondering how the hell you made all those amazing pieces, and they'll beg you for them. After becoming the "neighborhood guru", rumors will quickly start spreading throughout the city and beyond, exactly as it has for many of the most famous woodworkers and carpenters of all time.