Wood Working Magazines

[lowell holmes]

I subscribe to three of them and have for years. The last two or three years the content pretty much leaves me cold.
I probably will not renew and will re-read old issues that have content that is interesting.

Am I the only cantankerous old goat that feels this way?

[Jim Koepke]

My subscriptions were given up a few years ago. Occasionally if one caught my eye on the magazine rack it might get tossed in with the groceries. Come to think about it, our main store for grocery shopping changed their layout about a year ago and there hasn't really been any reason for me to go down that aisle since then.

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[Tony Zaffuto]

Was in a Barnes and Noble a few hours ago, loking over mags, and couldn't find a single thing interesting in PWW. Woodsmith dayam near hooked me, but the worm fell off.

[lowell holmes]

Another magazine came yesterday. It left me cold.

[Prashun Patel]

I just cancelled my FWW subscription. I used it mainly for design inspiration. Nowadays, SMC, Instagram, Pinterest, and plain-ol-Google are more efficient.

It's sad. I have no beef with FWW. I liked the content and thought their online archive was generous and easy to use for the price I was paying. I see how much effort they put into their articles, but alas, when I need to know something, I can usually find a person, video, blog, or discussion thread on the Internet that has tackled the exact problem I'm trying to solve.

[Stewie Simpson]

Another magazine came yesterday. It left me cold.


Lowell; do yourself a favor and cancel your magazine subscriptions.

[lowell holmes]

I will not renew them. I doubt I could get a refund.

[Robert Flowers]

I got a FWW subscription last November, did not renew it. Just got the last issue a week ago I went back thru all the issues to see what articles had peaked my interest i found only 2 for the whole year. I use to buy every wood working magazine there was, but i can't tell you when i bought one or what it was.

[Edward Dyas]

I subscribe to three of them and have for years. The last two or three years the content pretty much leaves me cold.
I probably will not renew and will re-read old issues that have content that is interesting.

Am I the only cantankerous old goat that feels this way?I bought one about 45 years ago for one little thing. The rest of it was mostly advertisement. It's been decades since I've even looked at one at the newstand.

[Doug Dawson]

I subscribe to three of them and have for years. The last two or three years the content pretty much leaves me cold.
I probably will not renew and will re-read old issues that have content that is interesting.

Am I the only cantankerous old goat that feels this way?

You are certainly obsessed with this subject! :^) You need to unsubscribe to all of them for at least a few years.