Three cheers for veneer
A woodworker’s guide to cuts, adhesives, substrates and more
What goes into a good cabinet?
Now, there’s a leading question. One could be facetious and say something glib like ‘dishes’, but the truth is that for many woodshops this can be a complexing issue.
Setting a familiar course
Hollywood Woodwork, a large shop in southern Florida, is navigating uncharted territory with its usual proficiency.
More automation added to AlphaCAM
The latest version of Hexagon’s AlphaCAM software helps to significantly reduce the time required to quote and process jobs by breaking multi-body solid models into individual components and batch processing assemblies, according to the company.
WallGoldfinger Furniture expands team
Curtis Ostler has joined WallGoldfinger Furniture, a division of Mark Richey Woodworking, as its director of business development.
Blum expands Aventos cover cap color options
Blum has introduced more color options for its Aventos cover cap line. Along with a new look, the cover caps will now be available in silk white, light gray and dark gray.
New work gloves from CLC
Custom LeatherCraft presents the FlexGrip Series 363 of work gloves, featuring eight styles to help protect trades professionals on the job.
Nova USA names new marketing manager
Katja Wahl is the new marketing manager at Nova USA Wood Products, a supplier of hardwood products and accessories. She is responsible for leading the company’s sales, marketing and public relations efforts.
Thirty-three varieties
I had quite a surprise when I started putting together a “sample set” of wood species.
BCA Will Change the Way You Finish
Milesi Wood Coatings is a brand of IVM Chemicals SRL, which is one of the largest and most influential wood coatings manufacturers in the world.
Changing tastes
I used to really like dark stain and used it on almost everything. Now, I rarely touch the stuff.
My little corner or the world
Remember your very first real shop? Sally was digging around through photographs and came across a picture of my very first real, permanent woodshop. Oh, I’d been woodworking for more than a decade, but it was always in a not-a-real-shop location, like the patio, driveway, porch or any other area where I could swing a hammer and make some sawdust.
