CC does have a point. It is far from a general purpose woodworking magazine. A strong conservation bias and of course American style. But it does have a fair bit to say about the techniques of hand making, in the era when handmade was the norm. Things we have discussed on here like overcut dovetails, economy of effort in finishing non-show surfaces etc.
I quite like to have a woodworky read to dip in to, and have worked my way through the magazines; the UK ones I've tried had too many adverts and product placement, and power tool tips which don't interest me, little about hand work. I took Fine Woodworking for a few years which was better, and perhaps eased me in to the American style of M&T ! Mortice & Tenon is hardly a magazine though, being weighty and annual, so the price is not so unreasonable I think. I can imagine that I may tire of the somewhat pretentious style eventually !
