Any subscribers to this Magazine

[Donny Lawson]

I was wondering how many of you get the magazine "Woodturning Design"? I have to say it has some outstanding information in there. I have to say I have every issue and look foward to getting the next one.

[Tim Rinehart]

Yep...great mag, I subscribe.

[David E Keller]

I just started getting it, and I like it!

[Harry Robinette]

I don't subscribe but have every issue, I know Joe Herman the editor,I get the mag from work. I do subscribe to Woodturning magazine from England and really like it also they have allot of different styles of turning in both magazines.

[Bernie Weishapl]

I subscribe to it and love it. Lots of great info.

[Rob Price]

I'm trying to find someone nearby who has the current issue, I heard there's a good article on the crush grind mechanisms. I probably need to find a good magazine to subscribe to.

[Alan Zenreich]

I subscribe

[John W Dixon]

I signed up this year as part of my Christmas presents. I have received one magazine and really like what was in it and am looking forward to the next issues.

[Scott Hackler]

Subscribe and am a contributing author! :)

[Jim Burr]

Get it...use it...like it!

[David Starks]

i got one recenly in a box of goodies from woodturningz. pretty interesting read, neat pics, good ideas. I may have to subscribe too.

[BILL DONAHUE]

I subscribe to it and look forward to every issue. It always has somethiing of value and has helped me enormously over the last few years. It was an honor when Joe Herrmann asked me to write an article about pendants.

[Michelle Rich]

yes, and many of us have been in it...

[Donny Lawson]

For the ones that would like to get the magazine at a nice discount rate and don't mind paying up front they will let you have it for $3.00 ea. if you buy more than 20 back issues. I've been getting them for over a year now but just off the store shelf but went to their web site and wanted alot of the back issues. The more you buy the cheaper they are plus "Free" shipping. I thought, Why pay 6 bucks each when I can get them for 3 bucks ea. Now, I just have to get time to read them all. Great magazine.

[Dan Hintz]

For the ones that would like to get the magazine at a nice discount rate and don't mind paying up front they will let you have it for $3.00 ea. if you buy more than 20 back issues. I've been getting them for over a year now but just off the store shelf but went to their web site and wanted alot of the back issues. The more you buy the cheaper they are plus "Free" shipping. I thought, Why pay 6 bucks each when I can get them for 3 bucks ea. Now, I just have to get time to read them all. Great magazine.
Funny, I just sent someone here a request for their back issues, if they were willing to part with them. It was a last-minute ditch effort to secure the previous volumes before ordering directly from the mag. I wondered how much the "reduced price for 20+" would be, so that answers that.

[Eric Holmquist]

I subscribe and enjoy the magazine. Like some others, I also subscribe to Woodturning from the UK which is similar but has a sufficiently different style to make it well worth getting both.

[ted moore]

220370 great magizine.

[Brian Tymchak]

Interesting. At one point a few years ago, they were sold out of some of the early issues. But I see that all are available now. Maybe they have reprinted some early issues? Maybe an indication that the popularity of the magazine is on the up and up.

[Dan Hintz]

When you go to the woodworking shows, the mags they're handing out can be several years old. At the recent show here in Baltimore, the Woodcraft mags were from 2007! I thought they would have shredded those guys for raw pulp by now...

[Mike Peace]

I echo Scott's comments. I subscribe and am a contributing author.

[Dan Wasson]

I have been getting it for a while, and got all the back issues. I love this mag.

[Greg Just]

just renewed for 2 more years. Great resource

[Bill Wyko]

Just subscribed about a week ago. I'm looking for the issue that has the article with the Glaser screw chuck in it.

[Joe Herrmann]

Thanks for all the wonderful comments. It's always gratifying to hear that folks like the magazine and find it enjoyable and a worthwhile investment. The magazine is a success because of all the good work that readers do in writing the articles that we publish for without them, we would just be another magazine. Marie, (my assistant at the publishers) and Julie (the graphic artist who lays out each issue) and George (the technical illustrator) deserve the lion's share of the credit for the way each issue looks when you get it!. Thanks again!!

[Dan Hintz]

Joe,

I'll be calling later to order all of my missing back issues... feel free to sign them before sending them along :D :p

[Ed Morgano]

I just ordered it.

[Dan Hintz]

Go figure... I call at 4:30, and the offices close at 4 on Fridays :(

[Donny Lawson]

Just subscribed about a week ago. I'm looking for the issue that has the article with the Glaser screw chuck in it.


Bill, I will look through mine and see if I can find the issue your looking for. Very interesting magazines.

[Scott Hackler]

Just subscribed about a week ago. I'm looking for the issue that has the article with the Glaser screw chuck in it.

Bill, I am pretty certain it is in the latest issue. I just read through it and Joe was the tool reviewer.

[Joe Herrmann]

Scott is correct; the chuck review is in the latest issue, #35.