Grizzly presses direct marketing advantage with no IWF
In person events at showrooms will help promote new products such as CNC routers as well as other other value priced machines and tools.
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Felder offers new safe saw, edgebanders, special promotions, online events to make up for IWF
Felder had planned to debut Preventive Contact System sliding table saw, new edgebanders, and PUR system for edgebanding.
ETemplate Systems: On top of virtual technology
In the aftermath of IWF being cancelled, ETemplate systems is using its technological expertise to augment
With no IWF, Colonial Saw emphasizes remote live demos
Colonial Saw features new developments with Lamello Cabineao, Striebig vertical panel saws, and grinding machines.
Stiles Machinery looks to new ways to connect in place of cancelled IWF
Stiles hosts webinars, remote sessions and individual customer visits while introducing new machines and software.
Woodworking industry sees solid recovery from pandemic
Nearly half remained at full productions and most others are on the road back to full capacity.
Keep your edgebander working for you
Basic setup and maintenance are crucial to keeping complex edgebanders up and running.
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Brian Buck
Seven steps to lean layout
A step by step approach to plant layout can help you improve efficiency in your operation.
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Brad Cairns
Deadline near for world’s greatest contest for veneer craftsmanship
Thousands of dollars in cash prizes are available in the 2020 Veneer Tech Craftsman’s Challenge.
Forbes names Cohen Architectural Woodworking a top small business
Saint James, MO – Forbes has named Cohen Architectural Woodworking one of its 25 ‘Small Giants’ for 2020, recognizing America’s top small businesses. The exclusive list represents a select group of companies committed to greatness over fast growth, enabling them to best serve their customers, employees and communities, while maintaining profitability.
