Woodworking Industry: Taking a Closer Look
WoodLINKS president charts a new course
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 17 October 2011 00:00
Patrick Molzahn took over as president of the WoodLINKS USA board of directors in July during the AWFS fair. The director of the cabinetmaking and millwork program at Madison Area Technical College in Wisconsin says he will focus on enhancing the national visibility of the industry educational organization throughout his three-year term.
We open a new chapter with Active Interest Media
Written by Tod Riggio Monday, 19 September 2011 00:00
Well, a lot’s happened in the month or so since you received your last issue of Woodshop News. I’ll try to help you catch up.
Disasters take their toll on many craft artists
Written by Tod Riggio Monday, 01 August 2011 00:00
A poor economy and the slow recovery have been a burden to many in the woodworking industry. But national disasters have also taken an unprecedented toll this year on the craft artist community.
The housing recovery: waiting and wondering
Written by Tod Riggio Monday, 18 July 2011 00:00
It’s not an original answer, but it’s one I’m comfortable giving whenever anyone asks about the economic recovery of the woodworking industry. “When the housing market improves, things will finally pick up,” I say and, before pressed for details, I exit stage left like a comedian who gets an unexpected big laugh. “Thanks. You’ve been wonderful. Try the veal and tip your waiter.”
Sketch out your detailed AWFS game plan ASAP
Written by Tod Riggio Monday, 13 June 2011 00:00
Where else can you see a $6,000 toilet besides Las Vegas? Kohler introduced its mighty throne — which requires the use of a remote control — at the 2011 Kitchen & Bath Industry Show. I didn’t get to try it, but I was assured that hands-free operation is possible.
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Taking Stock