American Woodworker Aug-Sept.

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American Woodworker Aug-Sept.

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You may want to take a look at the "My Workshop" section pp. 32-33.

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ryanbp01 wrote:You may want to take a look at the "My Workshop" section pp. 32-33.

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Why??? Please give us a little more to go on. I know the American Woodworker in our area are usually in sealed bags and I don't buy sealed bag magazines. I always suspect they are hiding something.
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Ed in Tampa wrote:Why??? Please give us a little more to go on. I know the American Woodworker in our area are usually in sealed bags and I don't buy sealed bag magazines. I always suspect they are hiding something.
But you want me to open mine and report to you on the contents.

You are kidding, right?
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Because there is a Shopsmith in it? or is he someone on the forum? It is good to see a Shopsmith in a magazine.
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Ed in Tampa wrote:Why??? Please give us a little more to go on. I know the American Woodworker in our area are usually in sealed bags and I don't buy sealed bag magazines. I always suspect they are hiding something.

That is to keep the salty gulf of mexico moisture off of it!:D
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Golly I am truly pleased the cover was removed from my copy so I could check out Mr Hunters shop. I had heard the saying "When the Cat's Away the Mice Will Play. I like Mr. Hunter take much better. Fjimp
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Sorry, I don't divulge information about articles I think are important; I put that in the same category as giving away a movie plot. You'll have to read it.

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I don't books by their cover nor do I judge magazines that way either. If I can't browse the index to see if it contains something that interests me I won't buy it.

Likewise if I happen to read an article in a magazine I will then go buy it because I believe they are entitled to be compensated for something I gained from their mag. I have bought more than one magazine and tosed it after buying it since I had already read the only article that interested me in it.

So unless someone tells me what the article is about or is worth reading I won't consider buying it.
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Here is a link to the preview on their website:

http://americanwoodworker.com/blogs/res ... -shop.aspx
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Okay now you have my interest. That preview has wetted my appetite ;)
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