Woodworking Industry: Taking a Closer Look

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Written by Tod Riggio August 16, 2010

todmug_newIt's just not right to complain about being busy when so many small woodworking businesses are struggling for their survival. So I won't ... I can't possibly ... but I'm about to burst: this has been one hectic summer.

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General, Bosch expand their American footprint

Written by Tod Riggio July 19, 2010

todmug_newOn behalf of Woodshop News, I had the privilege recently to visit General International's new U.S. distribution center in Murfreesboro, Tenn., and the U.S. headquarters of Bosch Power Tools and Accessories in Mount Prospect, Ill.

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Furniture prices rely heavily on intuition

Written by Brian Caldwell June 14, 2010

I'll bet most of you have a discount furniture store in your area. In the Northeast, one in particular buys a lot of television and radio spots and asks "Where else could you get an eight-piece cherry bedroom set for less than $1,000? It's unbelievable."

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A new face steps onto the woodworking stage

Written by Jennifer Hicks May 17, 2010

jennifer-_mugNegotiations are in the works to secure a sponsor and produce a new woodworking show on PBS affiliate WGBH in Boston.

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NexGen was a new way of looking at machinery

Written by Tod Riggio April 19, 2010

todmug_newI've been to dozens of trade shows and generally leave feeling physically exhausted, lugging bags filled with information on new tools and machinery, and anxious to get home. To my mind, that means I saw everything there was to be seen, I've accomplished all of my fact-finding goals and I just really like to get home.

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