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I got my renewal notice for FWW, just after getting that horrible issue
with the article on clamping - yea, one of those Irwin hand clamps will
apply more pressure than my Bessy K body. I don't think so...
Anyway, I realize that what use to be the unrivaled best is perhaps no
more. What do you think is the best woodworking magazine for the
advanced amateur/pro market?
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Those are the Popular Woodworking folks and I really like their
approach! Flexner recently got kind of unfairly (my opinion) beat
up on this forum for his "Home Center Finishes" article in another
publication, but I've learned lots from him.
Chris Schwartz is an excellent editor.
What I find kind of funny is that I'm a big fan of the Tage Frid
school of no-nonsense, getting it done, no-fru-fru, woodworking. Pop
Wood & Woodworking seem more "Fridian" to me than the magazine Tage
made what it is (was?).
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