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Hey everyone, looking to compile a definitive list of essential reading for DIY woodworkers this year. Instead of just throwing out titles, I'm curious to hear what books you found genuinely indispensable. Think beyond just basic technique – are there any great resources on wood identification, joinery variations, finishing tips, or even shop institution that really leveled up your skills?
I'm personally on the hunt for something that goes deeper into furniture design principles, as I'm trying to move beyond just following plans. Also, any recommendations for books focusing on responsible sourcing and sustainability in woodworking would be fantastic. LetS create a resource that helps everyone from beginners to more experienced folks find something new to learn in 2024! What books should absolutely make the "Top 10 Must-Read" list?