Taking StockWoodworking Industry: Taking a Closer Look
A new face steps onto the woodworking stage
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 17 May 2010 00:00
Negotiations are in the works to secure a sponsor and produce a new woodworking show on PBS affiliate WGBH in Boston.
NexGen was a new way of looking at machinery
Written by Tod Riggio Monday, 19 April 2010 00:00
I'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.
Two new ways to keep you informed
Written by Tod Riggio Monday, 22 February 2010 20:53
Welcome to the second issue of Woodshop News in our new 9" x 11" format. Your response to the February issue has been very positive, with many readers praising the convenience of the new size and the improved layout. I know we were pretty excited when our copies arrived and, after a thorough examination, we've tweaked a few things to make the magazine look even better. For example, our printer has fine-tuned its process to give the magazine a sharper overall appearance.
A new look with the same great content
Written by Tod Riggio Tuesday, 26 January 2010 12:56
By now you're probably saying to yourself, "Hey, this Riggio guy wasn't kidding when he wrote back in December that there were some big changes in store for Woodshop News."
Some trade tips for a lasting impression
Written by Tod Riggio Monday, 21 December 2009 17:08
For most of you, installation of the finished product is the final step of the manufacturing process. Whether delivering a single piece of furniture, assembling a large built-in, or installing the millwork for an entire house, you're invading the customer's personal space and certain decorum needs to be followed.
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