Waterstones Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Book of Whittling
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Price: £8.99
Brand: Waterstones
Description: Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Whittling Book shows you how to carve useful and whimsical objects in just a few minutes using nothing more than an original Swiss Army (R) knife and a twig. Whether you're relaxing by a campfire or just looking for a way to de-stress at the weekend, whittling is a creative way to unwind and have fun. Learn how to choose your wood, sharpen your blade and control your knife with dozens of easy step-by-step projects. Written by world-famous whittler, Chris Lubkemann, this book is perfect for campers, hikers, scouts, fans of Ray Mears and anyone looking to learn a new hobby!. Waterstones Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Book of Whittling - shop the best deal online on thebookbug.co.uk
Category: Books
Merchant: Waterstones
Product ID: 9781565238770
Delivery cost: 2.99
ISBN: 9781565238770
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Author: Alex Thomas
Rating: 5
Review: Dad loved this book, even though he ended up in A&E from slicing open his hand needing stitches. Through No fault of the book of course.. on the plus side he coloued in the mushroom carving with blood which gave the end result a rather realistic tone of brown red.
Author: Shan
Rating: 3
Review: Ultimately this book does what it says it does, but I was disappointed in the lack of actual projects. Mostly this teaches you how to make things like spoons, a butter knife, and at its most interesting point, an owl. Not really for those interested in particularly interesting looking results. Overall lacking in content but perhaps it's on me for expecting too many varied projects. The author seems to know his stuff regardless and has a friendly tone throughout, but for the price and heft of this book, it seems to be very shallow.
