New woodworking magazine

cyberben · 2005-07-26T18:06:43+00:00

I'm in charge of conducting a market study for a new woodworkingmagazine.In a nutshell, the magazine owner would like to borrow the same styleas the motorcycle magazine "Easy Riders". The basic idea is mostwoodworkers are men and it's believed they would appreciate to learnhow to make a mortise while looking at what the nature has done alreadyin terms of natural mortises. There would be "in-depth" tool reviews aswell as many explicit pictures of tools. Obviously, a new table sawwould "spread" all its accessories and great features on glossy paper.It's planned to have plenty of plans, projects and surprises. We alsotry to define if like Sports Illustrated, it would be appropriate toget an annual issue featuring all the best tools presented under adifferent angle.Anyway, my question to you guys is would you wish a warm welcome tothis new magazine? Would you be more prone to stay in your workshoplonger if such magazine existed?Cyberben

Jul 26, 2005 23 Replies

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Patrick Conroy 20 years ago

snipped-for-privacy@videotron.ca wrote in news:1122401203.167081.102710 @z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com:

Nope, not here.

Nope.

I'm no prude either. But I see no reason to combine the two.

So if you're taking a vote, put me in the "Thanks, but no thanks" category.

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Fly-by-Night CC 20 years ago

You're a BAAAD girl Renata.

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larry's lair 20 years ago

While I agree that your a BAAAADD girl Renata I just happen to love BAAADD girls 8 Sounds like just the source for a nice, serious, authoritative tool

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Robatoy 20 years ago

Just for a lark, I perused a copy of EasyRider on the news stand....*shudder*. This must be the 'plastics' Mr. Robinson (The Graduate) was talking about.... godawful.

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