Jennifer Hicks

There’s a new shop in Rhode Island that’s been around for several decades as Yoffa Woodworking begins its next chapter as Calderwood Custom Millwork.

WMIA awards annual educational scholarships.

Nautical design wins Fresh Wood competition.

The Watkins Cabinet Co., established in 1952, is finding new ways to grow its customer base.

Raymond adds two new Soft-Starters.

Strong demand continues for rustic and reclaimed.

Weinig’s EasyStop increases efficiency, precision.

Skilled labor shortage addressed at KBIS.

AWFS will be bigger with more variety.

DeWalt adds Atomic Compact Series.

That’s the literal origin of Reynolds Custom Woodworks, which set up shop on the family farm in 2001.

Custance Brothers Woodworking, a third-generation, family-owned shop in Ashland, N.H., is preparing for the future.

After purchasing Simpson Cabinetry from its founder, Andy and Betsy Cabrera are taking the Vermont shop to the next level.

World of Wood will address trade concerns.

Red oak’s price drops as demand slows.

Laguna puts a new spin on 12” lathe with controller.

Vermont maker wins scholarship for table design.

M-J’s new CNC dovetailer features a single spindle.

Say hello to Newman’s new surface planer.

This Old House picks two from Festool.

Fast Rack products help expedite finishing tasks.

Hickory’s varied appearance lends to its wide appeal.

North Bennet has a new president.