September 2010
News Desk
Cleveland-area craftsmen get a boost from downtown fair.
Worldwide efforts to curb illegal logging have been successful.
Woodworkers make a difference building guitars for veterans.
WOOD MARKETS: Claro walnut prized for color, grain.
WOOD MARKETS: Hickory has a rustic appeal.
Tools & Techniques
Delta focuses on shop efficiency.
Grizzly adds small-shop dust collector.
Stanley revives Sweetheart, Bailey chisel lines.
General redesigns 14" band saw.
Wood-Mizer presents Small Log Processing line.
Columns
PRO SHOP: CNC in a small shop. By Dan Mosheim
FINISHING: 15 application solutions. By Bob Flexner
THE CUTTING EDGE: The future of the evolving kitchen. By David Getts
Features
CORBIN'S CORNER: CCS Cabinets' custom operation has carved out a niche in a tough San Diego market by building customer loyalty.
USED BUT NOT ABUSED: If you have a sharp eye and good intuition, there are plenty of ways to save by purchasing older machinery.
AN ISLAND TREASURE: He grew up on the U.S. Virgin Islands building things out of necessity and Avelino Samuel has never looked back.


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