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It is not very well known I’d hesitate to say, but along with the Facebook page, more recently there is also a ManSpace magazine website.
It contains a number of previous issue articles, including quite a number that I have written, if you happen to have missed them.
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The next issue has just hit the letterboxes of subscribers, and will soon be on the shelves of magazine shops around the place.
This issue marks the last produced by the founding editor, Jonathan Green, whom I have been working with on it since before it was first released (and before it even had the ManSpace title) Not to say I was any more than a bit-player in its creation, but was signed up as one of the ongoing contributors (and never fear, I still remain so – which reminds me, I better get onto the articles for the next issue. No rest for the wicked).
My contributions to the current issue include an article step-by-step on making some traditional-looking wooden vehicles (I aim some of these articles at people who have never considered any woodworking before), on assembling a knife kits (in this case for a Nakiri blade), where you make the scales (the handle), and a review of the Promac generator (one that is about to play quite a role in the shed (when constructed) until such time as a new power supply is established)
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