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Lost Art Press is one of woodworking's most important book publishers. As their name implies, the founders of Lost Art Press Lucy May, Christopher Schwarz and John Hoffman are energized by shedding new light on long-lost traditional woodworking practices, dating back to the time when European "joiners" relied almost exclusively on hand tools to achieve furniture production on a large scale. Their emphasis on getting books to press which focus on hand tools and traditional woodworking is helping to fuel classic woodworking's revival. Browse Lost Art Press titles and the mission is clear, their collection of books is bringing back hand techniques and furniture making skills previously dwindling into a power tool modernity.

These books are essential reference tools for every craftsman's woodworking library - important books like The Essential Woodworker first published in 1988 and new releases like The Anarchist's Tool Chest. We are excited to see what our friends at Lost Art Press have for us next. More About Lost Art Press.