Americans spend more than $400 billion a year on home improvement. A good portion of those projects come through Angie’s List. We’d love to see every one of those jobs go well, but even the best company is going to have a misstep here and there. So we guarantee workmanship up to $100,000. Here's why.

Ethan Allen Interiors kicked off what may prove to be a tumultuous annual meeting here today with a victory: the company's choices for its board of directors have won as the proxy votes have been counted.

John McDonald turned from screenplays to cabinetmaking, opening a custom cabinet shop in Duarte, California. But it was his venture selling high end cabinetry doors matched precisely to IKEA's catalog that made him a star. Hear his story March 22 as he leads off Cabinets & Closets 2016 in Pasadena, California March 22-24.

The grand opening ceremony of the Sudoma sawmill was held on November 14, 2015 in the village of Dedovichi, Pskov region in Russia The Sudoma sawmill manufactures high-quality finish materials: thermo-treated and impregnated timber and profiled goods.

The annual assembly of Eumabois – the Federation that gathers 14 national associations of woodworking technology and accessory manufacturers – was held on Thursday, October 1, in Nice, France.

Technology for Batch One wood products manufacturing is finally catching up with what custom woodworkers and cabinetmakers have been doing for years. Now it’s possible to do it on a factory production-line — right down to one-off edgebands of varying thicknesses, and robotic hand sanders.

Past president and longtime AWFS volunteer Harry "Skip" Hem passed away on Nov. 13 following a long battle with cancer. He was 71.

Numerous colleges and universities across North America offer degree programs in wood manufacturing and technology, and from design to construction.

Woodworkers looked to WoodworkingNetwork.com for inspiration and education — and we delivered.

Unlike past years, when the housing market dominated the news, in 2015 legal issues took center stage. Dominating all media channels throughout the year were the tribulations faced by Lumber Liquidators. The flooring manufacturer is dealing with allegations that some of its laminated lumber imported from China was mislabeled as CARB-compliant, a fact made public in a 60 Minutes’ expose.