FinishCarpentryHelp.com Announces New Book to Build Your Own Handrail

Expert finish carpenter, Pat Fisher, is pleased to announce the release of his latest book Build Your Own Handrail available in e-book format for immediate access.


Expert finish carpenter, Pat Fisher, is pleased to announce the release of his latest book Build Your Own Handrail available in e-book format for immediate access. Founder of FinishCarpentryHelp.com, Fisher is known for his thorough, practical approach to the basic skills of carpentry while providing useful, step-by-step information for amateurs and professionals alike.

Fisher’s pride in his work and care for helping others enhance their homes is evident in both Build Your Own Handrail and his first book Installing Skirt Boards. According to Fisher, “This book was written so that the average person can build a hand railing of their own. The idea behind it is to make the carpentry process involved simple to understand and outlined in a step-by-step format.”

Fisher prides himself in his vast experience as a finish carpenter, now sharing this wealth of knowledge on his website http://www.FinishCarpentryHelp.com. The purpose of his website and publications is primarily to make his skills and knowledge available as others venture into their own finish carpentry projects, including advanced trim work like that involved with hand rails. He has taken this commitment one step further with his book Build Your Own Handrail where you can “save yourself a tremendous amount of time and money by avoiding costly mistakes that can easily occur with this type of advanced trimming project,” according to Fisher.
For anyone thinking of building or updating a hand railing, this book is the place to start offering:
1 Access to resources of the professionals, but without the cost of a professional
2 Step-by-Step Guide from a professional carpenter who has built 2 50+ hand rails
3 Valuable information on meeting and maintaining OSHA codes
4 Instructions on making correct saw cuts to avoid wasting expensive trim wood
5 Tips for proper nailing and screwing
6 Practical advice on working with the angles of the stairs and the stair way
7 …and much more!
As with any project, the rewards of building your own hand rail are tremendous; but so can the cost if mistakes are made-that’s where Fisher comes in offering his expert guidance each step of the way.

For more information or to download this e-book Build Your Own Handrail, visit http://www.finishcarpentryhelp.com/handrail.html.

Company Contact Information
FinishCarpentryHelp
Pat Fisher
10344 cty 23 Becker, MN 55308
55308

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