The magazine for savvy woodworkers--from aspiring beginners to accomplished craftsmen. Contain stimulating design ideas, techniques and projects, ingenious tips and jigs, and great product reviews.

Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

Challenges Your Skills:

I have been a subscriber since the premier issue in 1975. Back then my workshop was a 4 by 8 foot room in front of my carport and my only power tool was an electric drill. The second issue prompted me to make my first hand cut dovetails. The main benefit I still get out of the magazine is it gives me the confidence to try new projects that demand new skills. While I buy Woodwork regularly, and occasionally other magazines at the news stand, Fine Woodworking is the only magazine I subscribe to year after... more info

The pinnacle has lost its point:

Fine Woodworking (FWW) was the pre-emininent woodworking magazine for the craftsman market in the US for many years. From a sales standpoint, it probably still is. From an overall quality and value standpoint, it is not.
Breaking it down into a few categories:
Production qualities - still excellent. FWW is a beautiful magazine. Pictures are usually superb. Writing is good to excellent and editing is air-tight.
Depth of articles - fallen over the years. Second now to Woodwork magazine.more info

Great magazine for any woodworker:

This is, in my opinion, one of the top two or three woodworking magazines in America. Reading it with raise the level of your craft.
(Ammended) I now give it 4 stars (****) I've been subscribing to this magazine for almost over 8 years and I feel that it definitely helped raise the level of my craft significantly in the beginning - and still does today, but to a much lesser extent. I find a lot of the content to be repetitive. The tool reviews are excellent.

Poor buisiness practices:

Started my subscription in March of 2008. Got my first copy (April issue) week of April 7th, 2008. Got two more issues (June and February)next week (April 14th.) They had backdated my subscription to January 10, 2008, and had sent me back issues from thier trash bin. I have now gotten six months of magazines in two weeks. I have had them do this also for Fine Home Building and Wooden Boat.

Similar Products:

Fine Homebuilding
from Taunton Press
(Magazine)
- Usually ships in 1 to 3 months

Popular Woodworking (1-year)
from F&W Publications
(Magazine)
- Usually ships in 1 to 3 months

Woodworker's Journal, The
from Woodworkers Journal
(Magazine)
- Usually ships in 2 to 4 months

This Old House (1-year)
from The Time Inc. Magazine Company
(Magazine)
- Usually ships in 1 to 3 months

Family Handyman
from RD Publications, Inc.
(Magazine)
- Usually ships in 1 to 3 months

Wood (1-year)
from Meredith
(Magazine)
- Usually ships in 1 to 3 months

Workbench
from August Home Publishing
(Magazine)
- Usually ships in 2 to 4 months

Woodcraft Magazine
from Woodcraft Supply Llc
(Magazine)
- Usually ships in 2 to 4 months

Cook's Illustrated
from Boston Common Press
(Magazine)
- Usually ships in 2 to 4 months

Quick search for any item

Jewish Books and software at Jewish Book Mall.

Jewish RSS news feeds updated constantly at Jewish Feeds.

Free Jewish forum/bulletin board at The Jewish Forum.

Need a tech writing job? Read inside advice at Techwritingjobs.com

Books and software for writers at Writers Book Mall.

Going to college? Check out www.totaldorm.com

Got computer software? See Software User Guides

Need a camera? Try Cameras and Reviews

It's garden season - Gardens and Reviews has what you need

Kitchens and Reviews has housewares and appliances

Get home, garden, and automotive tools and reviews at Tools and Reviews

Hosting by The Hosting Team

Site � 2005-2008 Atarim, LLC

Privacy policy: we don't collect information about visitors except for the standard technical server logs. We don't send unsolicited emails. We don't sell the information that we don't collect about you to anyone. When you follow links to other sites, their privacy policies apply. Thanks for visiting!