Whether it’s drawer slides, pulls, corbels, aluminum doors, moldings or lighting, there’s a world of possibility out there for casework designers.
You probably don't use it very much, but you should be aware that acetone is becoming a more important solvent, primarily because it's the only commonly available solvent except water that isn't classified as a VOC or HAP.
The information in this article is targeted to the individual who would like to learn to produce their own lumber from local resources as simply as possible.
Many shops use oil stains to get the color they want on projects. Oil stains are widely available at paint stores, home centers and distributors and they are very easy to use because they provide a long working time.
Thomas William Furniture, a shop in Oconomowoc, Wis., has put together an active show schedule in 2018, starting with the ArtFest in Fort Meyers, Fla., followed by 15 more venues.
Stiles Machinery hosted nearly 200 manufacturing professionals at its Manufacturing Solutions Seminar, held May 1-3 at the distributor’s showroom and finishing lab in High Point, N.C.
Rev-A-Shelf LLC announces the acquisition of CompoKeeper , a supplier of kitchen compost bins, from parent company 1908 Brands of Boulder, Colo.
Metro Hardwoods Inc., based in Glendale Heights, Ill., is now a master distributor of the complete line of Milesi wood coatings.
The 24th annual Philadelphia Furniture Show returned to the 23rd St. Armory for a weekend show, Apr. 14-15, that featured custom pieces by about 50 woodworkers from across the country.
Doug Mockett & Co. announces three winning entries in its annual Design Competition. The first entry coming from repeat winner, Steve Goldberg, who has engineered a floor track wire management system that allows cables to enter and exit at various entry points along the raceway.
For those of you who’ve ever dreamed of stepping into my shoes, now’s your chance! Grab your arbor wrench, and let’s change table saw blades!
Social media has been at the forefront of the news lately, largely due to the negative press given to the abuse of a user’s private data.
Remember me telling you a local school is getting rid of their industrial arts programs, including woodshop? I have some good news.
I recently saw an internet posting of a very fine piece of woodwork. There were many compliments, including “that could be in the Louvre!”
How do you deal with an error in a project? To my way of thinking, there are three things you can (try to) do.
I’d like you to meet my two best helpers, without whom I’d probably never get anything done.
While many woodshops use prefinished hardwood veneered panels to cut down on construction time, there has been resistance among others to jump aboard because of a belief that the coating will scratch in transit or use, and also because of an impression that the choices are limited to a clear UV on natural veneer.
Remember back in shop class when joinery used to mean lap, butt, mortise or dovetail? Well, times have changed.
Hard work and dedication has paid off for Damon Rebhahn, owner of River City Custom Cabinetry in Atlantic Beach, Fla., a coastal city adjacent to Jacksonville.
There’s no limit to what can be done with a personal sawmill. That, says Wood-Mizer, is obvious from company’s biennial “Personal Best Contest”.
