Family Handyman
from: RD Publications, Inc.
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Product Description:
The editorial focus of this magazine is for any homeowner with an active interest in home improvement and remodeling.It contains step-by-step photos and illustrations as well as detailed plans and diagrams.Family Handymanfeatures information on home remodeling, repair and maintenance, energy efficiency, home furnishings and decorating, yard and garden care, woodworking, auto maintenance, new products and housing.
The editorial focus of this magazine is for any homeowner with an active interest in home improvement and remodeling.It contains step-by-step photos and illustrations as well as detailed plans and diagrams.Family Handymanfeatures information on home remodeling, repair and maintenance, energy efficiency, home furnishings and decorating, yard and garden care, woodworking, auto maintenance, new products and housing.
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- Perfect for the average Joe
This magazine is perfect for the guy who doesn't have all the newest tools and a boatload of money to spend on projects.It's down to earth projects that almost anyone can handle, and they're projects and tips that ordinary people use, not fancy projects that require alot of time, money and space.
Rating: - look forward to it every month
I bought this subscription for my husband, but I think I enjoy it just as much as he does.Easy to understand language, lots of pictures, great ideas and projects.
Rating: - Good gift for DIYer
Bought this subscription as a gift for my fiance the year we bought our house.He has intermediate DIY skills and is always excited to receive Family Handyman in the mail.It's better than many home improvement magazines because it offers realistic projects and solutions--no million dollar homes or renovations that cost a yearly salary.He particularly likes that they show common problems and minor household fixes (like how to clean the dryer vents or how to protect your home against cold weather) ... Read More
Rating: - Cover-to-Cover Read
My husband has been getting this magazine for over 5 years.I still grab it from the mailbox and read it cover-to-cover. He then does the same thing.We never toss an issue.Many Ah-ha or "that's a good idea" articles.Very creative submitters. Has articles on building/remodeling, organization, repair, even car repair. I have given Family Handyman as gift subscriptions to all my family.
Rating: 
- Good, but after three issues...
The magazine was ... good/ok.After the third issue, I started to regret subscribing to it.Too thin, not enough juicy content that made it useful.Why would I want to check out their web site on how to do some stuff when I subscribed to the magazine?After seeing the pictures of what I wanted to build, the bottom verbage was "Check out our web site on how to do this..."Junk.Sorry...
- Perfect for the average JoeThis magazine is perfect for the guy who doesn't have all the newest tools and a boatload of money to spend on projects.It's down to earth projects that almost anyone can handle, and they're projects and tips that ordinary people use, not fancy projects that require alot of time, money and space.
- look forward to it every monthI bought this subscription for my husband, but I think I enjoy it just as much as he does.Easy to understand language, lots of pictures, great ideas and projects.
- Good gift for DIYerBought this subscription as a gift for my fiance the year we bought our house.He has intermediate DIY skills and is always excited to receive Family Handyman in the mail.It's better than many home improvement magazines because it offers realistic projects and solutions--no million dollar homes or renovations that cost a yearly salary.He particularly likes that they show common problems and minor household fixes (like how to clean the dryer vents or how to protect your home against cold weather) ... Read More
- Cover-to-Cover ReadMy husband has been getting this magazine for over 5 years.I still grab it from the mailbox and read it cover-to-cover. He then does the same thing.We never toss an issue.Many Ah-ha or "that's a good idea" articles.Very creative submitters. Has articles on building/remodeling, organization, repair, even car repair. I have given Family Handyman as gift subscriptions to all my family.
- Good, but after three issues...The magazine was ... good/ok.After the third issue, I started to regret subscribing to it.Too thin, not enough juicy content that made it useful.Why would I want to check out their web site on how to do some stuff when I subscribed to the magazine?After seeing the pictures of what I wanted to build, the bottom verbage was "Check out our web site on how to do this..."Junk.Sorry...
