Anyone here paid the $37 for unlimited online access to 14,000+ journal woodworking plans? Is it worth it?
Thanks
Jack
Anyone here paid the $37 for unlimited online access to 14,000+ journal woodworking plans? Is it worth it?
Thanks
Jack
Are you sure it's from Woodworker's Journal (and not Woodworkerz Journal)? Vast majority of those plan groupings are a scam.
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Thanks Dan! I went back and looked at the Web address and it is woodworkers.com
Jack
It's a scam.
Hrm, woodworkers.com redirects to woodworker.com for me, which is the website of woodworker's supply. I don't know anything about them personally, but that doesn't mean much - I get most of my stuff from Lowe's, Woodcraft, and eBay.
Woodworker's Journal has a complete collection DVD from 1977 to 2013 for $90. Go to their website, click the store link up top, and it'll take you to their page on Rockler's website.
I haven't read any recent Woodworker's Journals, but I was recently given several issues from the mid 80s. They're pretty good. Each issue has quite a few plans and projects in it, and there's a lot of articles on machines and techniques. I like the old advertisements - machines change in interesting ways over the years. If they kept up that format for most of their run, $90 would probably be a good deal.