It's a simple fact. Reducing kerf will increase yield. However, there are many other factors to take into consideration.

The depth of cut can have a major impact on the final appearance of a machined wood part. Here's why.

Thin saw blades can provide savings in machining cost by using less energy, being quicker, and providing greater product yield.

The raw material's moisture content impacts every phase of wood products manufacturing, including machining.

Here's a look at what edgebanders are available and how to decide which is best for you

Effner on tooling

Forecasting how often to sharpen your tooling will enhance performance and increase the life of the tool.

An explanation of feed rates, knife cutter marks, and how those factors relate to finish quality.

The shape of individual saw blade teeth are specific design elements directed at dealing with the physical properties of a vast range of materials seen in the woodworking industry.

Often overlooked, the jointer can be one of the most useful tools in any size of plant.