Fancy Coffins to Make Yourself (Schiffer Book for Woodworkers)
Woodworking is usually a lighthearted hobby, so the idea of  making a coffin could be somewhat odd or even repugnant.  However, there is a place for such information in the library.  It's surprising more folks don't build coffins, given the cost  of commercial models and the fact that such a creation could be  viewed as a tribute to a loved one or a catharsis for one who is  ill. Power's coffins are attractive, with store-bought metal  fittings and fabric linings, and could easily be mistaken for  professionally made models. Experienced woodworkers would have  no trouble replicating these designs. There isn't a large  audience for this book, but it would round out a comprehensive  public library collection.Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.