09/02/2010 02:00AM
By
Bill Esler
Category:
IWF
I got more than I gave at the International Woodworking Fair. IWF 2010 was a flexpoint in our industry's conversation with itself. Advances were seen on all scales of professional woodworking technologies and supplies, including the woodworking media.
09/01/2010 05:19PM
Category:
General
After 28 years I quit my job and became a woodworker. Here's what I've learned.
09/01/2010 01:42AM
By
Rick Hill
Category:
Business News, IWF
Walking the floors of IWF last week, I saw several signs at booths posted by many companies looking for distributors or sales reps.
At IWF, the trend wasn’t necessarily toward debuting new technology. Rather, it was taking existing technology and making it more affordable.
08/29/2010 11:50PM
Category:
Business News, IWF
If you failed to participate at the industry's most important event, you need to double check why you practice woodworking.
Woodworker Tommy Mac's new show Rough Cut premieres this fall.
08/26/2010 02:00AM
By
Bill Esler
Category:
Business News, IWF
At IWF 2010 companies can find the tools to optimize production and face the new market, however the economy plays out.
08/24/2010 08:00PM
By
Bill Esler
Category:
Business News, IWF
Atlanta seems happy to welcome the woodworking industry once again as IWF 2010 opens.
Category:
Government Regulations
It’s about time Congress shows it is serious about supporting American manufacturing. I don’t just mean the House Democrats deciding it is now politically correct to promote products “Made in America." I’m referring to the bipartisan Manufacturing Reinvestment Account Act of 2010.
The International Woodworking Fair opens its exhibit halls to the industry on Wednesday. Woodworking Network will be there in full force to report on all of the major news happenings and events like never before.