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Woodcraft Magazine

Posted: Mon Mar 04, 2013 11:15 pm
by backhertz
I've been sent a 'special' offer for a 2 year subscription to Woodcraft magazine for $19.97 for two years. It's usually $19.97 for one year. Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance.

Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 1:05 am
by JPG
backhertz wrote:I've been sent a 'special' offer for a 2 year subscription to Woodcraft magazine for $19.97 for two years. It's usually $19.97 for one year. Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance.
Hold off. They will offer 3yr for that!:D

Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 2:03 am
by charlese
JPG40504 wrote:Hold off. They will offer 3yr for that!:D

Geez! been taking Woodcraft for a few years Never fell into an offer like that :( . (corrected the time frame)

EDIT - Whoops - too sleepy last night - thought I was talking about "Woodsmith":o .

Woodcraft has only been out for a few years - I think!

Anyway it is a good mag. Have found some good ideas! Not every issue, but more than some other popular mags.

Inexpensive, but good.

Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 4:44 am
by dusty
charlese wrote:Geez! been taking Woodcraft for more than a decade. Never fell into an offer like that :( .
That is because you are already hooked.:)

Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 4:46 am
by dusty
backhertz wrote:I've been sent a 'special' offer for a 2 year subscription to Woodcraft magazine for $19.97 for two years. It's usually $19.97 for one year. Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance.
I read it at the Woodcraft Store for free, along with free coffee (and sometimes cookies). Don't go on Saturday looking for freebies unless you get up early.

Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 7:35 am
by ryanbp01
Take it.
BPR

Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 8:54 am
by backhertz
I wish there was a bookstore nearby who offered it. Years ago I would go to one of major bookstores, get a stack of magazines and read them while enjoying a good cup of coffee. The store encouraged it and I saved a small fortune on magazine subscriptions. But alas…I did something which resulted in the forum handle I have which prevents me for sitting for any extended time, but I have no problem in standing. Thank goodness, I didn't hurt another part of my body…

Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 9:58 am
by fredsheldon
backhertz wrote:I wish there was a bookstore nearby who offered it. Years ago I would go to one of major bookstores, get a stack of magazines and read them while enjoying a good cup of coffee. The store encouraged it and I saved a small fortune on magazine subscriptions. But alas…I did something which resulted in the forum handle I have which prevents me for sitting for any extended time, but I have no problem in standing. Thank goodness, I didn't hurt another part of my body…
Now we know the whole story. I thought you might have had something to do with radios back in the old days. :D Now if we could just find out the history behind other handles here, like reible, dusty, JPG, Fjimp, Heathicus, Pennview, etc.

Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 10:09 am
by rpd
fredsheldon wrote:Now if we could just find out the history behind other handles here, like reible, dusty, JPG, Fjimp, Heathicus, Pennview, etc.

This thread will answer parts of your question.

Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 10:17 am
by Ed in Tampa
How is the woodcraft magazine. When it first came out I was looking at it in the Woodcraft store and the salesman told me not to waste my money.

I guess that sort of set my opinion as I looked through the mag and decided he was right there wasn't much in it worth paying for.

I never got it and I don't bother reading it when I'm in the store so I don't know a thing about it.

How is the mag? Is it worth the price?