As outsourced parts keep getting better and often less expensive, a woodshop really needs to know whether it’s more profitable to buy components, or still make them in-house.
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.
You’ll hear shellac tossed around a lot as the “best” sealer, mostly in woodworking magazines targeting amateurs. I’ve come across many professional finishers, however, who believe they should be using shellac rather than the finish itself, a sanding sealer, vinyl sealer or a catalyzed sealer for a first coat.
Hannah Eckersley and Michael Nelson, enrolled in the industrial design program at Appalachian State University, were winners of Doug Mockett & Co.’s 34th annual design competition.
The U.S. hardwood forest products industry employs over 1.8 million people and contributes $348 billion to the U.S. economy, according to a new economic impact study conducted by Agribusiness Consulting.
Olon Industries, a manufacturer of woodworking component products in Ontario, Canada, announces the appointment of Gregory J. Stoner as President and Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately.
KCD Software, a provider of custom woodworking and design to CNC software for the cabinet and closet industries, has improved the functionality and enriched the content areas of its website.
Many times, I have heard people say how much they love woodworking. Some were thinking of starting a woodworking business so that they could make a living doing what they love.
Handheld planers are very useful if you have the need. Apparently, I’ve never had the need. Till now, that is.
There’s a saying that the customer is always right. We know this is not really the case. The customer is often wrong.
Shops searching for multi-function machines have plenty of choices in today’s marketplace.
Shops of all sizes can benefit from an improved floor plan and the addition of material handling equipment.
After purchasing Simpson Cabinetry from its founder, Andy and Betsy Cabrera are taking the Vermont shop to the next level.
Sign making is a breeze with the right tooling, design software and digital fabrication equipment.
