March 2010
News Desk
Traditional styles are in demand from kitchen and bath customers, according to an NKBA survey.
CERF's fears are confirmed: craft businesses are underinsured.
MIT in Cambridge, Mass., will host The Furniture Society's annual conference.
WOOD MARKETS: Hard maple remains a consistent seller.
WOOD MARKETS: English brown oak requires a geography lesson.
Tools & Techniques
Grizzly puts shorter bed on jointer.
New features for AutoCAD LT
Dremel updates cordless model.
Makita's latest miter saw.
TimberKing introduces B2000 sawmill.
An all-in-one job site shop.
Columns
PRO SHOP: Profiting from personal work. By A.J. Hamler
FINISHING: Applying a soap finish. By Bob Flexner
THE CUTTING EDGE: Outsourcing. By Jim Falk
Features
JOINERY OPTIONS: When time is of the essence, these alternative joinery methods can improve your bottom line.
OLD YANKEE INGENUITY: Good service, solid marketing and a wide range of modern tools have this New London, Conn., shop staying busy.
WHEN OPPOSITES ATTRACT: With different backgrounds and methods, these Tampa, Fla.-based business partners have their shop thriving.


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