Favorite Woodworking Magazines?

[pennview]

If you're using Chrome, this will capture the entire page -- https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... akblofbmce -- I'd guess there is something similar for other browsers.

[robinson46176]

I have read a "lot" of woodworking magazines over a lot of years and still have some I saved but I do not take any right now. I was taking about a half dozen but after I retired I just didn't have time to read them.
I must be odd but I really like the ads in them. That is the only way that I find out that a lot of products exist.
If I were to subscribe to one this month it would be "Wood". I might even put it on my Xmas list.


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[charlese]

I have subscribed to 7 woodworking mags for over 11 years. Yes, I have saved every issue and have a huge library. I was ready to just box some up, but every mag brand contains some issues that have articles I want to save. Guess I'm going to have to invest in some of those indexes on disk.

There is no favorite magazine, however I think the one with the most valuable info is Woodsmith. My least favorite is Popular Woodworking, but even here there are about two issues per year that I wouldn't want to miss.

[transplanted]

Over the years I've had Shop Notes, Workbench, Family Handyman, Wood, and Handyman of America, some years, all at once.
I've since drawn down to Wood and Family Handyman, with Wood magazine being my absolute favorite.

[dgale]

Thanks to everyone for their replies...while it seems like there's a fairly sizable diversity in what magazines folks subscribe to, Wood magazine seems to be a consistent favorite.

I guess had I been thinking when I started this thread, I would have done a poll to go along with it, although I have no idea how to start one...

[lightnin]

I subscribe to WOOD It's my only woodworking subscription
I read it when I'm on the throne, I learn something from each copy.