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   [email protected] | Dec 10, 2003 05:37pm | #1

   Woodwork Magazine is excellent. It does not have, in my opinion, as easy a format to read as Fine Woodworking but if you take the time to read the various articles, its almost like your with the author as he is constructing the featured piece. I have every issue and its right up there with FW. Go for it!

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   billl6 | Dec 11, 2003 07:09am | #6

   Jim, Does Woodwork Magazine have a web site? woodworkmagazine and just woodwork don't get me there.Bill

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   rslatm | Dec 11, 2003 03:31pm | #8

   No website for Woodwork magazine.

   [email protected]  email address for editorial comments

   Edited 12/11/2003 7:32:38 AM ET by Rick at Arch. Timber and Millwork

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   10fingers | Dec 11, 2003 09:28pm | #9

   I subscribe to Woodwork and as far as I know, they don't have a website.  

   Chuck

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   billl6 | Dec 12, 2003 03:53am | #10

   Thanks to you chuch and also Rick. I surmised that after I looked for it on Google.Bill

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   besea | Dec 11, 2003 02:04pm | #7

   Thanks to all for the replies, from what you all have said I will subscribe to it.

   Thanks

   Bill

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   KyleZ | Dec 10, 2003 05:48pm | #2

   BC

   I think that it is a good publication, but it is different from any other woodworking magazine.  They seem to focus on design, turning, carving, and the more artistic side of woodworking.  They have some "how to" type articles, but not as many as Fine Woodworking, for example.  Their photography is excellent and it is printed on heavy stock, so it has a high quality feel.  I pick it up when they have articles that hit my points of interest, but I do not subscribe.  One thing that they seem to do with each issue, that I think is really cool, is a biographical article about a woodworker.  The woodworker may or may not be well known, but his/her work is always outstanding.

   By the way, some Knots regulars such as Larry Williams and Sgian have had articles published in it.

   Cheers

   Kyle

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   SoCalDon | Dec 10, 2003 06:24pm | #3

   Definitely worth a subscription, I get them all but if I had to narrow my choices they'd be FWW and Woodwork hands down.

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   ABenker | Dec 10, 2003 07:00pm | #4

   Thanks for asking the question BC, you beat me to it. I am going to subscribe also. Since dropping Wood Magazine and American Woodworker (I've had enough plans for birdhouses and scroll saw toys ) I've been looking for a mag comparable to FWW. Actually I may reconsider American Woodworker, they seem to have some interesting stuff every now and then, but Wood Mag doesn't do it for me. An emphasis on design in Woodwork will be interesting.

   Aaron

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   RANGERP75R | Dec 10, 2003 07:42pm | #5

   BC

      Interesting story on Scott Schmidt leaving WW'ing for a nursing career in this months issue. Sgain Dubh (Richard Jones) from this forum has an article there ocassionally. It's a different look at things as is Furniture&Cabinet-Making from England. It is a every two month issue, BTW.

   sarge..jt

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