The New Hotness

For reasons that will become relevant later on, I must clear the magazines from about ten feet of shelf space (and a stack of boxes), including this assortment:

What you see:

• Home Shop Machinist (0744-6640): 4.1 Jan/Feb 1985 – to present
• Projects In Metal (0897-070X): 1.1 Feb 1988 to 11.6 Dec 1998
• Machinist’s Workshop (1521-8112): 12.1 Feb 1999 to present
• Digital Machinist (1933-3773): 1.2 Winter 2006 to 18.2 Summer 2023
• Dr. Dobb’s Journal (1044-789X): #322 March 2001 to #398 July 2007
• Circuit Cellar Magazine (0896-8985): #1 Jan/Feb 1988 to #334 May 2018
• QEX (0886-8093): #250 Sep/Oct 2008 to present

To the best of my knowledge and belief, each collection is complete within those dates, although I’m equally sure an issue or two went walkabout over the course of four decades.

Having written columns for Digital Machinist, DDJ, and Circuit Cellar, I (still!) have multiple “author’s copies” of those, although I haven’t dug through the boxes for the specifics.

Here’s the deal:

• You must take all of any set
• Any offer ≥ $0.00 is acceptable
• Shipping from ZIP 12603 is your problem
• N.B.: Shipping Is Not My Problem (*)

Best offer on or before 30 November 2023 takes any or all.

Whatever remains becomes mulch in December 2023.

(*) A USPS Medium Flat Rate box (11×8.5×5.5 inch) costs $17 within the continental US and holds two or three dozen issues. Obviously, that’s the wrong way to ship an entire shelf of magazines, but gives you an idea of the scale.

If you want to pick ’em up in person, I’ll help heave ’em into your trunk.