Any recommended woodworking magazines?
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I have a train commute to/from work, thought it’d be nice to read something woodworking related in some of the trips.
Any recommendations on magazines?
I read a few issues of Fine Woodworking, but found it a bit powertool heavy (i.e. most of the projects seemed to assume access to a table saw, band saw, etc.).
I can’t provide a recommendation as I’ve never read it, but there is a new magazine called https://www.mortiseandtenonmag.com/ which might be of interest
If you peruse them, let us know what you think
15 May 2017 at 5:45 pm #311983I Like M@T but its more of a book, and only a few times a year. I subscribe to Popular Woodworking and like it. Some times there are power tool stuff but there are many hand tools articles to balance it out. Bob Flexner has a nice column about finishing. Sometimes I look at Fine Woodworking but it seems more power tool focused.
15 May 2017 at 7:46 pm #311985M&T is currently once a year. This year’s issue in on sale HERE
$24 and worth it.
- This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by Larry Geib.
Try Gunterburg project on like or google books. There are quite a lot of vintage books on wood working and crafting and the history there. With what I have learned form WWMC I have been able to follow learn alot about the craft. It is also interesting to see how it has evolved.
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