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"Cooperage: A Treatise On Modern Shop Practice And Methods" by Joseph Bernard Wagner is a detailed exploration of the craft of barrel making. This book delves into the techniques, tools, and methodologies employed in modern cooperage shops. Covering all aspects of the trade, from selecting the right wood to the final assembly and finishing, Wagner provides a comprehensive guide for both aspiring and experienced coopers.
Readers will gain insights into the historical significance of cooperage and its evolution through modern industrial practices. Wagnera?(TM)s treatise is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the art and science of barrel making, offering practical knowledge and a deep appreciation for this time-honored craft.
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