Welcome to The Home Shop Machinist, Machinist's Workshop, and Digital Machinist magazines — the greatest sources of information for the hobby machinist! Here, you'll find our famous Bulletin Board, a master index of our articles published since 1982, and a calendar listing the great model engineering expos, clubs, and museums that you can attend.

The Home Shop Machinist is our flagship magazine. Founded in 1982, we've been the best source of techniques, projects, and information for the hobby machinist. What kind of features will you see in The Home Shop Machinist? In each issue, we present interesting how-to articles, machine modifications, fun projects, accessories for your shop metalworking equipment, shop improvement articles, and more! Our Computers in the Shop column, written by Roland Friestad, shows how you can incorporate computers and CNC in your shop. For $29.95 (US), you can receive 6 issues of The Home Shop Machinist delivered right to your door! Subscribe today!

Machinist's Workshop, formerly Projects in Metal, is the sister publication of The Home Shop Machinist. What sets this magazine apart is its emphasis on shorter, less involved projects for the beginning machinist. Machinist's Workshop also covers other forms of metalworking not necessarily related to machining, such as welding, foundry work, and fabrication work. Machinist's Workshop also contains articles on gunsmithing, including Steve Acker's famous The Gunsmith Machinist column. Subscribe now and receive 6 issues for only $26.95!

Our newest magazine, Digital Machinist, is dedicated to CNC, robotics, and other "modern" advances in hobby machining. In this magazine, we present articles on do-it-yourself programming, CAD tips, hobby projects utilizing CNC, CNC retrofits, and shop improvement projects. If you've incorporated, or would like to incorporate, numerical control into your home shop, then take Digital Machinist for a spin! Subscribe today and receive 4 issues for $19.95!

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