Cabinets

Smaller Saw Blade Cuts Down Kickback

At Chase Cabinets, owner Bob Chase makes the case is simple: Replacing the 10-inch blade on a table saw with a 7-1/4-inch blade can bring immediate benefits. He said it is safer, makes cleaner cuts, reduces waste with less sawdust, increases the life of the saw and reduces noise and electrical use. Also, it reduces kickbacks and can help prevent accidents.[[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"81386","attributes":{"alt":"","class":"media-image","typeof":"foaf:Image"}}]]

Cabinets

How to Combat Kitchen Clutter: 3 Easy Solutions

The need for organization and interior storage options has continued grow with high demand over the last decade. The various “things” we accumulate continue to pile up with no place to put them. I believe we can all agree that there is something refreshing about having a clean and uncluttered kitchen.

Pricing & Supply

Roseburg Reorganizes Solid Wood, Composite Panels Lines

Roseburg Forest Products will combine the manufacturing and sales functions for its solid wood and composite panel lines as part of its reorganization efforts for 2016. Other areas of the company will remain as currently structured, said incoming President Grady Mulbery. The company also announced a number of promotions.

Woodworking Industry News

Robust Desktop CNC Can Be Used by Anyone

MakersDream, a startup from Venice, Italy has launched Evo-One, a CNC mill that can be used on a desktop. Fundraising the project on Kickstarter, the developers, who previously launched the InventOne 3D printer, say keeping 3D and CNC separate is a better approach to engineering and operation.