The U.S. Energy Department estimates that air compressors use as much as 10% of all electricity generated in the U.S., and as much as 50% of this energy is wasted. Compressed air leaks alone account for 25-30% of compressed air use. Consequently, many industrial companies are identifying ways to lower their compressed air system energy consumption. One of the most popular methods to do so is a comprehensive compressed air assessment, or “air demand analysis.” The objective of this paper is to define the five steps required in a compressed air assessment.  

The National Hockey League’s (NHL) Minnesota Wild announced a new multi-year partnership with Catalyst Supply Co., an organically developed lumberyard offering millwork and premium building products.

Follow these tips to achieve a quality finish.

For optimal sanding of veneer products consistently, sanders should be configured with:1. Conveyor with variable feed speed. The ability to adjust feed speed is critical to maintaining consistency when veneer sanding. Controlling the “dwell” time under the sanding platen directly affects the amount of material removed. Single and two-speed drive motors do not have enough adjustment to dial in the correct “dwell” time for each wood species or veneer type. speed of the conveyor should be between 9-12 mpm depending on the veneer type.

In this video, live streamed last year on the WWGOA's YouTube channel, George Vondriska shows his viewers a simple heart project for Valentine's Day.

The classes will be held at select stores nationwide where couples can make projects from charcuterie boards, rings, decorative hearts, and more.

Entries are now being accepted for the 2024 #YoungWoodPro competition organized by Woodworking Network and sponsored by Grizzly Industrial.

The finalists' pieces will be showcased at the American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame in High Point, NC April 4-17.

The wood-manufacturing sector in B.C. is being supported with a series of programs that will generate employment opportunities

The Ontario government is investing more than $62.9 million in two of the province’s foundational skilled trades programs to help more than 18,000 young people explore and prepare for life-long careers in a growing industry.