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Great for the Amateur
Whereas Fine Woodworking is primarily geared to the professional woodworker, Wood is geared primarily to the amateur (I read both). There aren't a whole lot of interviews and fluff in this magazine: mostly projects. The projects that are in this magazine really range from bird-houses, to cabinetry, furniture to jigs. Their project designs are very good and usually have cutting diagrams and measurements. <
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>There's also a tip section at the beginning that's pretty good.

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I give it 4 1/2 stars!
I have been subscribing to Wood magazine longer than any other woodworking magazine on the market. Though I have been regularly reading Fine Woodworking, Popular Woodworking, Workbench, etc. for years, Wood magazine was the first one I chose to subscribe to. I love it for the honest and fair reviews of tools and accessories, clear and concise furniture project plans, and the down to earth readability of it. Though I was a novice when I first subscribed, my skills have grown over the years and I now regularly tackle advanced projects. Despite this, I still find Wood to be valuable and full of interesting tips. I cannot foresee a time when I will be dropping this subscription! <
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>I highly recommend this to all but the most advanced professional woodworkers out there. If you use nothing but hand tools and regularly finish a piece with multiple coats of shellac followed by a french polish, then this probably is not for you (see Fine Woodworking), but for the rest of us this is a great resource!

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Wood-Simply the Best
I have been a woodworker for over 20 years and I believe that "WOOD" is the best woodworker's magazine on the market. They always give the woodworker a load of helpful tips, including: jigs, finishes, tools and advice from other readers. I find the section on solutions to reader problems interesting and informative. The tool reviews are very helpful when shopping for the best value and features for your dollar. The plans and projects are written clearly and full of helpful hints. If you are a novice or seasoned woodworker, and only buy one magazine, "WOOD" is the one for you.