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About Machinist's Workshop Magazine

Machinist's Workshop is a hobby machining and metalworking magazine providing practical methods from experts in all metalworking fields including drilling, grinding, gunsmithing, lathe work and more. Machinist's Workshop is a must for techniques to turn raw metal into machining success.

An important source of information for the hobby machinist, Machinist's Workshop is the sister publication of The Home Shop Machinist. What sets it apart is its emphasis on shorter, less-involved projects for a variety of metalworking crafts and techniques.

Short and sweet and down and dirty, Machinist's Workshop skips the long, multi-issue articles found in The Home Shop Machinist, letting hobbyists enjoy metalworking with less complex, more accomplishable projects. But short doesn't mean less. Machinist's Workshop has content for just about every type of hobby machinist. Readers will find an array of projects for all kinds of metalworking, from classic drilling and grinding to lathe work. They'll even find tips and ideas for types of metalworking not necessarily related to machining, including welding, foundry and fabrication work. In addition, Machinist's Workshop is the only magazine with articles on gunsmithing techniques and projects, including Steve Acker's famous "The Gunsmith Machinist" column.

The Machinist's Workshop is a great publication for the casual and hobby machinist looking tips and ideas for simple projects that satisfy the need to create.