Wood & Wood Products celebrates the 10th birthday of Industrial Strength Woodworking by looking back and looking forward.

It's Post Time for the WOOD 100: Editorial by Rich Christianson - May 2002

Xylexpo/Sasmil Adapts to the Times: A weakened global economy and proliferation of international trade shows leads organizers to reinvent Europe's second largest woodworking event. - April 2004

Back to IWF Front Page | Nine Ways to Spice Up IWF A First-Timer's Report of IWF '98 BY SAM GAZDZIAK  

Jerry Metz was a hands-on furniture manufacturing executive, who got directly involved in capital investment decisions. Here he gives a pneumatic fastening gun a shot while attending IWF 1972 as a W&WP columnist. "Next month, one of the “greatest shows on earth” will be ready for viewing by our industry’s entire management corps. Mr.

W&WP September 2004 Introduction | WOOD 100 Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4Ex Cop Runs Top Shop | Even WOOD 100 Execs Have Worries The 2004 WOOD 100:Forging Ahead

A new make vs. buy study sheds light on the latest trends in domestic and global outsourcing of wood components.

As far as i’m concerned, Harry Urban, not Al Gore, invented the internet. At the very least, it was my long-term colleague who brought it to the wood industry.

Give It Up for the WOOD 100: Editorial by Rich Christianson - June 2001

W&WP March 2002See also: Strong Home Sales Keeps Cabinet Industry SteadyWhat Happened to the Frameless Revolution?