Posted on January 6, 2010March 11, 2024 by Dale Phillips Review: The Workbench Book by Scott Landis Review: The Workbench Book by Scott Landis Reviewed by Robert Lundberg Originally published in American Lutherie #32, 1992 and Big Red Book of American Lutherie Volume Three, 2004 The Workbench Book Scott Landis Taunton Press, 1987. 248 pp. ISBN 0-918804-76-0 Even though this book was published several years ago and so is likely known to many of you, I thought it might be worthwhile to look at it specifically from a luthier’s point of view. It is clear from the first glance that The Workbench Book is a truly remarkable book which will be of great interest to anyone making things from wood or working with wooden objects. From the experienced woodworking professional to the neophyte, everyone will find this an interesting and intriguing resource which in my library has the privilege of sharing, with only a few other books, a spot on my reference shelf. Become A Member to Continue Reading This Article This article is part of our premium web content offered to Guild members. To view this and other web articles, join the Guild of American Luthiers. Members also receive 4 annual issues of American Lutherie and get discounts on products. For details, visit the membership page. If you are already a member, login for access or contact us to setup your account.
