Best Woodworking Mags?

[Nat]

Thanks for that guys,

Can I order them at WH Smiths?

Nat

 

[Nick W]

Thought I'd bump this thread up again as I received a e-mail from Woodworking magazine today. The mag is very different from most in three ways: First it carries NO advertising. Second it is only available by order from their website. Third it only comes out once in a blue moon.

I find the content among the best of any mags, but reading between the lines it would seem that they are under threat at the moment. So my plea to all members is to go to the site and order some issues today - it might be your last chance, or it just might help to keep them afloat.

 

[engineer one]

i agree nick it is a worthwhile mag, it will be interesting to see how they can price it so we can buy it over here.

how do you get a sub for a mag that you don't know will come out???

maybe they shoudl wrap it back inside pop wood, its sire :?

paul :wink:

 

[Alf]

Third it only comes out once in a blue moon.

That'd be twice a year to the rest of us... :lol:

I've been plugging Woodworking on and off for a while (maybe not enough) - imo it's the closest anyone's got to a genuinely fresh approach to a woodworking magazine and doesn't treat the reader like a moron. If only they'd offer a sub it'd make it so much easier, but signing up to the email newsletter will let you know when it's out (and doesn't bombard you with endless other things the rest of the time.) Heck, with the dollar/pound situation at the mo' now's the time to take a peek...

Cheers, Alf

 

[Nick W]

Alf,

It was through you that I discovered it.

The interesting thing is that they're planning a 'book' of the first 8 issues, which would be a great way to catch up. I know I'm going to order it, in spite of having to CD of issues 1-7, but then I much prefer paper to screen.

 

[King Corragate]

Is just me or has anyone notice when you subscribe and they are posted you don't get the give aways ,which are included with those in shops.
Gary