BKS001 American Association of Woodturners and the Minnesota Museum of American Art. Nature Takes a Turn.

BKS002 American Association of Woodturners. Put a Lid on It.

BKS003 Behme, Robert Lee (1971). The Outdoor How-to-Build-it-Book.

BKS004 Christensen, Kip, and Burningham, Rex (1999). Turning Pens and Pencils

BKS005 Crewdson, Frederick M. (1957). Spray Painting—Industrial and Commercial

BKS006 Klayman, Toby Judith and Steinberg, Cobbett (1984). The Artists’ Survival  Manual—Marketing Your Work.

BKS007 Makowicki, Jim (1996). Making Heirloom Toys

BKS008 McGuire, E Patrick, and Moran, Lois. (1979). Pricing and Promotion: A Guide for Craftspeople

BKS009 Pain, F (1979) The Practical Wood Turner

BKS010 Spielman, Patrick (1996). The Art of the Lathe

BKS011 Underhill, Roy (1986). The Woodwright’s Work Book—Further Explorations in Traditonal Woodcraft

BKS012 Wettlaufer, George, and Nancy (1974). The Craftman’s Survival Manual— Making a Full- or Part-time Living from Your Craft

BKS013 Pye, Chris (1995). Carving on Woodturning.

BKS014 Hunnex, John (1993). Woodturning—A Source Book of Shapes

BKS015 Meilach, Dona (1966). Creating Small Wood Objects as Functional Sculpture

BKS016 Hunnex, John (1993).A Source Book of Shapes

BKS017 Leir, Ray; Peters, Jan; and Wallace, Kevin (1999). Contemporary Turned Wood: New Perspectives in a RichTradition

BKSO18 Englar, Nick (1988). "Outdoor Furniture" in Build-It-Better Yourself

BKS019 Nish, Dale (1985). Master Woodturners: David Ellsworth, Ray Key, Mark Lindquist, Jelvin Lindquist, Ed Moulthrop, Rude Osolnik, Richard Raffjn, Al Stirt, Jack Straka

BKS020 Darlow, Mike (2003). Woodturning Design

BKS021 Porter, Terry (2006). Wood Identification and Use: Revised and Expanded

BKS022 Raffan, Richard (2001). Turning Wood, Completely Revised and Expanded

BKS023 Raffan, Richard (2008). Turning Wood, Updated and Expanded Third Edition