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Besides the wealth of info on YouTube, if either of you have run across any other sites, woodworkers guild of america, which are as good as Wood Magazine, I would love to hear about them. Your thoughts, opinion? I saw an interesting comment in a Google search for complaints about their business practices in consistently charging cards after confirming the cancellation of auto-renew.

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Affiliate Disclaimer: I only endorse products I have personally used or come highly recommended by trusted peers. If you grab anything I mention using our referral links, I may get a small commission from Amazon or other third party sites at no extra cost to you. Thank you! A fellow woodworking buddy suggested looking into the Woodworkers Guild of America, a paid professional resource. Is joining this guild worth the money? The Woodworkers Guild of America is worth it if you are looking to further develop your skills with videos and other professional resources that are not otherwise available on the internet. With all the professional resources and classes at your fingertips as a member, for those who are serious about improving in woodworking, the Woodworkers Guild of America can be worth it.

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They offer a number of paid classes on specific topics which are well-organized and well-produced videos. I bought a membership with high expectations for great coaching and tutorials. Guess I will grab it. I have kept the confirmation email for that as well. All rights reserved. Thanks Gary. The bottom line I've taken from them is that if you take value from the membership and enjoy the particular benefits you get for the price you pay, go for it, BUT This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. I did find the Alabama Woodworkers Guild which you have to pay for and they have meetings at their shop with many classes pay a fee and some free workshops that are taught by members. Come join the discussion about shop safety, wood, carpentry, lumber, finishing, tools, machinery, woodworking related topics, styles, scales, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more!

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Thanks Gary. Re-honing my skills with a number of new power tools and love to educate myself further. Remember Me? They force you to contact them personally, and then you get a nebulous response from an email address that does not seem to be connected to them in any way. I bought a membership with high expectations for great coaching and tutorials. Otherwise, the site is absolutely worthless. Not a ". It would not take long for their downloads to choke your system. Guess I will grab it. Many fond memories and experiences. I don't get super nuts with it, like drawing the joinery etc, and the project never really finishes to the exact measurements of the drawing but I get from the beginning to the end of a project much quicker and haven't needed a board stretcher lately. I contemplated upgrading my membership when I first joined on the promotional level, but thought I would wait and see how much value it might bring, through my first year, before renewal comes up. I've read that Woodworkers Guild is one of those questionable businesses that send you a bunch of unsolicited products along with a bill. The only one I tolerate is from Norton for my anti virus software.