i was actually able to get the first few copies through my local WH Smith's
since i already have popular woodworking saved.
i know that i am writing to impercunious woodworkers, but there are a couple of ways if you live near some larger conurbations( whoops big words sorry

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the american book store chain BORDERS import many of these mags, including but not always This Old House, Woodworkers Journal, Wood,
as well as those above. The biggest problem is they will not save anything like a magazine for you. Next is the price FWW is about £6.25 whilst in Smith's only £4.50. but it does come into store about a month earlier.
Smith's can also supply American Woodworker too.
whilst many American mags major on power tools some of what they build gives one ideas that could be adapted to the uk, if not the health and safety.
by the by does anyone understand why if you get a store bought sofa(settee) and chairs they are now generally bigger than the rooms they have to go in. surely that is an opportunity for pro-active woodworkers??
paul