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  1. 8th May 2007, 02:00 PM #1
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    I have just obtained 13 volumes in this series of excellent books.

    Although each book has an index, I was wondering if there is an index for the whole series?

    If anyone has one, or knows where to obtain one, I would appreciate it if you could point me in the right direction.

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    There are a couple of threads on this and similar series, one names all the titles up to about 20 I think. I dont know how to include a link in this post (yeah, i know its pobably dead easy...) but a search including Time Life Custom Woodworking should get you there.

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    https://www.woodworkforums.com/f11/time-life-custom-woodworking-books-37842

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    Thanks guys, yes I had seen that thread and I found the TimeLife (au) website, I also found a site with a full checklist for all the titles.

    http://www.volumelists.com/detail.php?ser=Woodsmith:%20Custom%20Woodworking

    However in none of those places did I find an index for ALL the books in the series, there may not be one, but it would sure make it easier to find things.

    Well, will keep looking, if I find one I'll post it here.

    Someone in the UK was saying there is a BitTorrent site with all the volumes in pdf format, but have been unable to find them on the site given as a link, I must be thick.
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    I could not find the custom woodworking on torrent, but I did find Shop Notes from 1 - 86. Maybe the Time Life stuff is on Usenet?
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    Pat, what you are thinking of is the Time Life - The Art of Woodworking.
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    Ah the penny drops . . . 2+Gig . . . I'll d/load over the next month or so as I am on Dial up or see a mate with broadband & DVD burner to do it for me.
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