This is a partworks, of sorts. What I like about the construction of the book itself is that the pages are ring bound internally, allowing whatever page you may be referencing to lay open, flat on your work bench.

Cabinetmaking techniques are split into five main chapters: carcase construction, Frame-and-panel construction, Drawers, Doors, and finally Legs.

With consultants such as: Mark Dugindki - Author and editor of Fine Woodworking Magazine, Leonard Lee - Editor of Woodcuts Magazine and president of several tool manufacturing companies, Joseph Truini - Editor of Home Mechanix magazine and Popular Mechanics, and Giles Miller-Mead - Advanced Cabinetmaking tutor at Montreal Technical Schools; the contents should be trustworthy. It certainly looks understandable flicking through the pages, but I have not yet taken on the challenge myself.

Although the illustrations look very clear and are many, they are of the CAD type and not that inspiring although there are a spattering of real colour photos also.