Elementary Woodworking Projects, originally published in 1922, is a classic guide to the fundamentals of woodworking. Authored by Harold R. Wise and presented by The Manual Arts Press, this book offers a collection of projects designed to introduce beginners to the craft. From basic joinery to simple constructions, the text provides detailed instructions and illustrations to help readers develop essential skills.

This edition retains the charm and practicality of the original, making it a valuable resource for both novice woodworkers and those interested in the history of manual arts education. Discover timeless techniques and create lasting projects with this accessible and informative guide.

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