Any comments on Woodworking at Home DVD Magazine?
 

Has anyone here subscribed to or seen the new Woodworking at Home DVD
magazine?

I just received a post card offer to subscribe but hadn't heard of it
before. According to the web site, www.woodworkingathome.com, their fifth
issue is about to be "published." A subscription is $33.95 per year. Any
comments about whether it's worth the money?

Any comments on Woodworking at Home DVD Magazine?
 

On Wed, 17 Sep 2003 01:35:38 GMT, "Charles Jackson"
Crawled out of the shop and said. . .:

Has anyone here subscribed to or seen the new Woodworking at Home DVD
magazine?

I just received a post card offer to subscribe but hadn't heard of it
before. According to the web site, www.woodworkingathome.com, their fifth
issue is about to be "published." A subscription is $33.95 per year. Any
comments about whether it's worth the money?



woodworking at home magazine is a well put together video/dvd of
various projects and jigs.
they have a turning section, and also a carving section.

For the price, i can tell you I have gotten MY moneys worth thus far.
its enjoyable, and informative, even if at times it is a bit
elementary.
for the beginner to intermediate woodworker, i would, and have
recommended it to others.

BTW...it has nothing to do with the handyman club of america. . .

T

Any comments on Woodworking at Home DVD Magazine?
 

Todd, decides to chip in.

"Charles Jackson" wrote in message
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Has anyone here subscribed to or seen the new Woodworking at Home DVD
magazine?

I just received a post card offer to subscribe but hadn't heard of it
before. According to the web site, www.woodworkingathome.com, their fifth
issue is about to be "published." A subscription is $33.95 per year. Any
comments about whether it's worth the money?

Is anyone else getting a whiff of Handyman Club of America, or is it just
me?

todd

Seems they're flooding the mailboxes for new memberships. Reminds me of
Public Broadcasting stations this summer and trying to locate The New
Yankee Workshop.

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