Jennifer Hicks
Furniture Society hosts a throwback conference
Furniture Society hosts a throwback conference.
Uneeda’s Ekasilk Plus abrasive fits the profile
Uneeda’s Ekasilk Plus abrasive fits the profile.
SA+C names Brigitte Martin executive director
SA+C names Brigitte Martin executive director.
Striebig 4D provides screen-to-machine processing
Striebig 4D provides screen- to-machine processing.
Oneida Air introduces Supercell dust collector
Oneida Air introduces Supercell dust collector.
Where every day is Monday
After more than 30 years in business, the owner of Exquisite Custom Cabinets still has something to prove.
Switching Lanes
New Jersey shop considers more commercial projects as the residential market tightens.
Reach Me at the Beach
Frankford Custom Woodworking in southern Delaware serves a primary market of vacation homes and businesses along a 25-mile stretch of coastal communities.
Felder to unveil safety technology at LIGNA
Felder to unveil safety technology at LIGNA.
In Lock Step
Oak Ridge Cabinets in Chico, Calif., part of the northern Sacramento Valley, is continually refining its manufacturing process through savvy production management and automated equipment.
Bessey’s GearKlamp can handle tight spaces
Bessey Tools presents the GearKlamp, a more compact solution than the classic bar clamp that’s designed for clamping applications in confined spaces and tightening up material against other work surfaces.
Axiom adds i2R entry-level CNC
Axiom Tool Group is preparing to launch its new i2R small-format CNC machining center that will be available for shipping in December.
‘Art of the stool’ explored at Wharton Esherick Museum
The Wharton Esherick Museum in Malvern, Pa., is hosting its 25th annual Woodworking Competition and Exhibition, “The Art of the Stool”, recognizing the beauty and potential of everyday objects.
WIRC is working on Generation Z
Eleven associations have formed the Wood Industry Resource Collaborative, charged with finding solutions for retaining and attracting employees.
NAHB reports firm builder confidence
Home builder confidence for the newly-built, single-family home market remained high in September, according to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index.
Tom Shields wins Mineck Fellowship from SAC
The Society of Arts & Crafts recently named Tom Shields of Asheville, N.C., as its 2018 John D. Mineck Fellow.
Getting spalted maple is like ‘finding truffles in the forest’
Though rare and difficult to find, spalted maple, with its eye catching black wavy streaks, is in high demand, according to hardwood and veneer suppliers interviewed by Woodshop News.
Top seven products receive Challengers Awards
Seven exhibitors – Doucet Machineries, Eagle Machinery, Fasco America, Felder Group, RSA Solutions, SCM and Shaper – received Challengers Awards at IWF 2018.
Kyocera Senco’s new 16-gauge nailer packs a punch
Kyocera Senco has designed the new FinishPro 16XP 16-guage nailer for use with harder substrates, adding power and durability, according to the company.
Urban renewal
Understands, a company that designs one-of-a-kind computer stands and laptop supports, is introducing a line of urban wood stands that organize and elevate home or office desktops with natural beauty.
Sames Kremlin lightens Xcite spray gun
Sames Kremlin has made its Xcite Light Airmix manual spray gun even lighter.
New home sales peak in May
New home sales have surged, according to data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the U.S. Census Bureau.
Walnut remains ‘white hot’
Cutting to the chase, Eastern black walnut (Juglans nigra) in an immensely popular domestic hardwood.
Stiles Machinery hosts digital solutions training
Stiles Machinery recently gathered over 120 industry professionals for three days of comprehensive education and training on the latest software and digital solutions.
WMIA honors Wooden Globe recipients
Each year, the Woodworking Machinery Industry Association recognizes extraordinary companies and individuals with its Wooden Globe awards.
IWF 2018: Innovation, big crowd expected
With a larger show floor, higher exhibitor count and boost in attendees from far and wide, hopes are high for this year’s International Woodworking Fair, Aug. 22-25, at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta.