Subscribed this year. Has loads of projects with lots of photos and step by step instructions for turning, finishing, etc. Anyone else subscribe to it?
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British magazine, Woodturner
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I just subscribed late last year. Price is not too bad for having it shipped overseas. Really great photos and lots of turning content which I like.
Tom Gall
TOTW Team
It is/was a nice magazine. I had a subscription for 20 years (from 1991 to 2011). It is a little expensive. Not sure why I stopped ... maybe because I didn't turn for two years due to an accident in late 2006, and then my turning time was cut way back after that. Just recycled hundreds of turning & woodworking magazines this past October when I had someone here to carry them out of my basement shop for me. Still have a lot more. 
My key idea is the detail given step by step for turning, photos, etc. as I stated before.