July 2013

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Future uncertain for Baltimore furniture show.


North Carolina college gains crafts grant.


Indiana business starts myShop program for woodworking students.


WOOD MARKETS: Walnut’s high demand continues.


Columns


FINISHING: Nine rules. By Bob Flexner


THE CUTTING EDGE: Aggregates for CNC machining. By Bob Barone


PRO SHOP: Bite your tongue. By David Getts


Tools & Techniques


SCM Group rolls out smaller wide-belt sander.


Virutex speeds up stair layout process.


DeWalt adds a gyroscopic screwdriver.


Bioformix unveils new wood adhesive.


Laguna Tools updates its Fusion saw.


Features


CHARLESTON CHARM: Father-and-son duo has built a custom cabinetry niche in South Carolina that has weathered tough economic conditions.


PERFECT STRANGERS: Two artists who live just miles from each other in South Dakota and Wyoming found out they have much more in common than locales.


MORE FOR YOUR MONEY: Financing your next equipment purchase requires a serious analysis of all the options available to your shop.