British Publications
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Here in the States, I subscribe to several publications on woodworking. A couple of my favorites are Popular Woodworking and Fine Woodworking. Of the two, Popular Woodworking seems to cater more towards Paul’s style of woodworking and teaching, which I have really enjoyed.
Since I have the ability to go digital now with my new iPad I got for Christmas, what are some of the better British Publications that would be worth checking out? Not to exclude the rest of the world, does anyone else have a publication that would be good to check out? Considering I only speek English, hopefully the non-english publications have lots of pictures.
Memphis, Tennessee
As a Brit, and a relative newcomer to new genre woodworking, I look forward to the responses of some others from this side of the Atlantic. I’ve bought a couple of magazines and been disappointed – too many adverts (for power tools, of course) and most of the articles slanted at power tool woodworking. Leaving a paltry amount of coverage for our style of working. Any other Brits had a better experience?
Stephen great question, I to live in the States and Poplar Woodworking is by far my favorite. Chris Schwarz did a great job introducing Hand Tools and now with Meagan at the helm I think you will see this continue. Fine Woodworking is my second favorite but is hit or miss with me.
I seem to remember a few years ago there was a Publication from Great Britain but have not seen it in a very long time. Now with Paul here I am excited as he is more for Hand Tools than Power Tools and I like his no nonsence approach as Paul refers to it as “Real Woodworking”, and I agree.
Paul’s Blog and Woodnet .net are my favorite places to hang out. I have learned so much.
Steve
Steve Massie, I live in the great State of Florida, US
I have been interested in woodwork for some time and my interest was quickened when I suddenly had a boat to rebuild. I have subscribed to most of the British magazines, Good Woodworking, The Woodworker, and British Woodworking to name a few. Of them all, I think that British Woodworking is the best, but that is a personal choice and might not reflect the opinion of the majority. I have found it to be light on machinery and filled with good articles. The other two I think are more power-tool based, but also have good articles on hand tools. Good Woodworking has taken a more designer slant of late. I like Fine Woodworking very much, but now have allowed the subscriptions of all bar BW to lapse. As I said, I like the articles. I used to subscribe to Fine Woodworking on line as well, but now prefer to do rather than read about doing, so I prefer this site and Paul’s blog.
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From Warrington, UK. Making stuff in my front room.
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