Wanted Any Woodturning magazines for sale?

[DerekJohn]

I was gifted a few of these magazines from up to 2019 and was wondering if anybody wanted to offload some later than 2019?

Obviously I would either collect if not to far from Worcester or pay postage.

 

[RobNichols]

I might have some you can have. I'll have a look when I get home

 

[DerekJohn]

I might have some you can have. I'll have a look when I get home

Thank you Rob - they are a good resource for beginners like me.

 

[gregmcateer]

I'll check for you. Could well be some lurking

 

[steadyeddie]

I have almost every edition from January 2004 to December 2009 (only 2 or 3 missing) if of any interest. Would need to be collected from Leicestershire though as way too heavy to post. £20 the lot.
Cheers, Dave

 

[glwoodturning]

Not wood turning but quite a selection of Fine Woodworking magazines all good condition and in 'slip cases'
G

 

[RobNichols]

Thank you Rob - they are a good resource for beginners like me.

I'm sorry - It looks like they've been "tidied up". So I am afraid I don't have any to pass on.

 

[DerekJohn]

I'm sorry - It looks like they've been "tidied up". So I am afraid I don't have any to pass on.

Thank Rob - I wonder who tidied them up? ;-)

 

[DerekJohn]

I have almost every edition from January 2004 to December 2009 (only 2 or 3 missing) if of any interest. Would need to be collected from Leicestershire though as way too heavy to post. £20 the lot.
Cheers, Dave

Thanks Eddie - a bit too far for me but thanks for the thought.

 

[Richard_C]

The AWGB has an online archive of its quarterly magazines, a lot of it is club news type stuff but there are a few interesting projects to read about particularly in the later editions and lots of pictures of excellent work to inspire. You don't have to be a member to access it - awgb.co.uk, read, revolutions archive. Might be a good way to spand a quiet hour or few and you don't need any space to store them

 

[DerekJohn]

The AWGB has an online archive of its quarterly magazines, a lot of it is club news type stuff but there are a few interesting projects to read about particularly in the later editions and lots of pictures of excellent work to inspire. You don't have to be a member to access it - awgb.co.uk, read, revolutions archive. Might be a good way to spand a quiet hour or few and you don't need any space to store them

Thank Richard - I will have a look