Dominic Chinea from the show The Repair Shop takes us on an exploration of 100 essential machines found in the workshops and studios of the best craftsmen and heritage people. Filled with impressive images and lively, interesting text, the book celebrates the history and uses of these machines that have allowed craftsmen to create beautiful objects for centuries. Fans of the TV series The Repair Shop and Make It at Market will not want to miss Dominic Chinea's in-depth analysis of the most crucial innovations in history, with commentary that allows readers to discover the inventions that have shaped modern life.

Explore the visual history of the world's most remarkable machines: The sequel to the 2022 book, Tools: A Visual History. Inventions are analyzed from the potter's wheel and the grain mill to the sewing machine, the printer, the wheelbuilder, and many more. Each machine is creatively profiled and deconstructed in detail, with Dominic Chinea's signature intelligence and analysis. Stunning illustrations by award-winning artist Lee John Philips highlight the beauty of each tool.

A beautiful gift edition with a vintage design. Each machine has a fascinating story to tell, highlighting its contribution to traditional arts. With each machine accompanied by artistic illustrations by Lee John Philips, Machines: A Visual History is sure to be a treasured volume for all creators and craftsmen, as well as for those who love exploring how things work.

Pages: 240, Dimensions: 22.1x22.1cm