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Coating manufacturers have picked their 2020 Colors of the Year and the results reveal important trends for shops to follow.

Outsourcing can save a shop time and labor, and also presents a new business opportunity.

Kurt Echols opened Cabinet Fever, a small cabinet shop in Anchorage, 20 years ago after taking a job offer in the 49th state from some former customers.

The world is your oyster when it comes to innovative hardware products.

The small-shop CNC market is bursting with affordable, user-friendly, multi-purpose options.

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.

Sanding solutions in the modern shop include CNC heads, new abrasives, versatile wide belts, and more.

Dean Cabinetry, a Connecticut shop, keeps growing by offering a range of products to meet every budget.

Woodworkers can never have enough and there’s plenty of new general purpose and specialty clamps available.

There are many options for a shop to upgrade its digital fabrication equipment rather than replacing it.

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

The latest trends put new demands on design, hardware and material choices.

NOW YOU SEE IT, NOW YOU DON’T: The market for hidden fasteners and connectors continues to expand with lots of great choices.

After more than 30 years in business, the owner of Exquisite Custom Cabinets still has something to prove.

The market for cabinet saws, slider attachments and jobsite models keeps expanding.

Shops of all types can improve their joinery methods and procedures with these new jigs, fasteners and CNC solutions.

New Jersey shop considers more commercial projects as the residential market tightens.