Spooky carvings will haunt you
Josh Carte creates a wide variety of wood carvings, but some of them lean to the spooky side.
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Pumpkin carving woodworker style
When woodworkers take on pumpkin carving, the unexpected happens.
Kith Kitchens highlighted in Made in Alabama event
State officials tout how rural areas in Alabama contribute skilled workers to manufacturers like Kith Kitchens.
Sierra-Pacific buys Oregon firm with more than 100,000 acres of timberland
Acquisition of Eugene-based Seneca Sawmill Co. means one of largest U.S. lumber makers is even bigger.
New survey cites big jump in cabinetmaker shortage
Houzz survey finds confidence in home renovation high despite delays and severe labor shortages.
Hermance Machine sees good future under Wurth ownership
WILLIAMSPORT, PA – Hermance Machine Company is marking the completion of its acquisition by Würth Baer Supply Company, which was first announced in April.
Hermance Machine Company dates back to 1875 under the name Rowley & Hermance. In 1902 Albert Hermance opened the facility that the company remains in today. After Albert Hermance, two generations of the Monks family owned the business until 1987 when Joseph Strouse became the owner.Strouse has been dedicated to running the business and has been instrumental in its growth since the late 1980s.
Roseburg buys 30,000 acres of Southern timberland
Roseburg buys pine forest lands in North Carolina and Virginia to add to its southeast holdings in conjunction with new sawmill project.
Custom bath company makes hilarious gang-of-cats video to promote its work
Cotto, a custom bathroom company, based in Thailand, cooked up a hilarious promotional video using a gang of plotting cats.
WallGoldfinger Furniture’s Doko line earns design honors
Architects select new furniture line from WallGoldfinger for design recognition.
Gator Millworks hosts Manufacturing Day experience for local students
BATON ROUGE, La. - Gator Millworks celebrated National Manufacturing Day on October 1 with an all-day career event. More than 200 high school students and millwork enthusiasts from across the area attended to experience Gator’s modern manufacturing techniques and learn about the possibilities of a career in modern manufacturing.
