Texas-based Louis Fry follows in the footsteps of traditional furniture makers of the past while blazing his own design trails.

When it comes to sales, there is just one way to roll: Hire pros and get out of their way. First in a series.

Wright Table’s story is a case study in how a company can adapt to weather a changing economy and marketplace.

By Wade Vonasek - Widebelt sander manufacturers share advice on how to avoid leaving chatter marks and keep machines well maintained.

By Anthony Noel - A proposal before Congress is fueling needless controversy over what is, and how it will work.

By Mac Simmons - Here are tips for repairing damaged coatings effectively.

The 2009 trade show offers expanded seminars and new events to ensure that during the economic downturn, attendees can position themselves for a rebound.

By Helen Kuhl - Smaller crowds, fewer exhibitors didn’t dampen the ability of those who attended to conduct business at this year’s K/BIS.

By Brad Walseth - Frank Pollaro’s focus on producing high-quality French Art Deco furniture facilitated his goal to build a successful woodworking company.

By Michaelle Bradford - An innovative new product from an Iowa company keeps food warm or cold.