: Many users mention that the book is "magnificent" and well-illustrated, making it a beautiful addition to a library even for those who do not actively work with wood. Notable Pros and Cons
Reviewers generally praise the book for its depth and visual quality, noting it as a "must-have" for woodworkers.
“The book is a must-have for a woodcarver or a wood/furniture enthusiast.” Amazon UK Atlante del legno
: The book covers over 150 wood species from around the world. It includes a general introduction to the material followed by specific technical sheets for each essence, featuring macro-photographs for identification.
: The technical data and "curiosities" about each wood type make it informative. Some academic reviewers have noted it is "very informative and useful" for identification, though they occasionally point out minor technical inaccuracies in specific species descriptions. : Many users mention that the book is
The (Atlas of Wood) by Aidan Walker, published in Italy by Hoepli , is highly regarded as a comprehensive reference guide for both professionals and enthusiasts. It is the Italian edition of the well-known The Encyclopedia of Wood . Expert and Community Consensus
: Well-bound hardcover with clear macro-photos. It includes a general introduction to the material
“Vast panorama with technical data and curiosities... beautiful even just to have on the bookshelf but important for those who do small wood projects.” Amazon UK
