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100			_aLongyard, William H. _958462
245			_aLearning the english wheel/ _cby William H. Longyard
260			_bWolfgang Publications, _c2014. _aStillwater:
300			_a144p.
505			_aMeet the English Wheel What is the right E-Wheel for you Getting started Tracking patterns An Aston Martin apprentice panel Building you buck Birdcage restoration Jamie Downie : back to the future Make a Skylark whole again Formula II Cooper repair Randy Ferguson Kent White
520			_aDespite the fact that thousands of English wheel machines have been sold the past ten years there is currently no book dedicated to English wheeling. Owners of these machines are at a loss on how to really use them because of the lack of detailed published material. This new book from Wolfgang Publications covers all aspects of English wheeling, from making your own wheel to learning the basics, from fabricating high-crown panels to reverse flares. The photos used through the book serve to illustrate both what makes up a good English wheel, and how, exactly, to use an English wheel. Side bars and interviews done with famous wheelers and fabricators from around the world help to give personal insight from the best of the best. As a serious auto hobbyist, long-time student of the English wheel, published author and retired shop teacher, William Longyard is ideally suited to finally lift the veil of missing, and mis-information regarding the best and most productive use of the English wheel
650			_aSheet-metal work _958463
650			_a Automobiles Bodies _958464
650			_aTôlerie Machines _958465
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