Just wondering, do people read online magazines or does everyone stick to hardcopies?
Free American Woodworker Magazines
I hope the title isn't misleading, but if you go to google books, and do a search for "American Woodworker Magazine", it looks like all the issues from the 80's and 90's are available in full readable mode.
Obviosuly many product reviews are long since out of date, but you could certainly read soom cool articles and get some nice plans. Sorry if this was posted before. I tried searching but I have a lot of trouble utilizing the search functionality here.
Obviosuly many product reviews are long since out of date, but you could certainly read soom cool articles and get some nice plans. Sorry if this was posted before. I tried searching but I have a lot of trouble utilizing the search functionality here.
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I like the good old paper copies. I find that I sit on the computer all day for work, and by evening, its the last thing that I want to do is read off the screen. I would much rather sit down in a comfy chair and page through it by hand.
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