Woodworking Magazine
david.marcus.brown
>I picked up the newest issue at Borders yesterday and, as always, it's a really good read. The only downside is waiting the months until the next issue.
Woodworking Magazine
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Dick Schafer
>Amen. This has got to be one of the very best WW mags on the market. I only wish they offered a subscription instead of trying to catch it on the rack.
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david.marcus.brown
>I'm still trying to find the Popular Woodworking Shaker special edition. The magazine racks seem to be more and more crowded. So much so that it's hard to find all of the woodworking magazines.
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Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX
>You can sign up with your email address to receive notification when a new issue is published. What's more, you can order it online for $8. And even more, issues 1-5 are now available on CD.
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Stephen in Ottawa
>I whole heartedly agree. I do like this magazine very much and find the focus on the craft of working wood ( rather than tools and reviews ) rather refreshing.
- Stephen
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Rusty Miller
>Also Chris' blog on the magazine web site is definitly worth reading.
Rusty_Tye,TX