Cabinet Vision, along with partners Allmoxy, Lockdowel, and Stiles Machinery, will host a shop automation seminar and shop tour July 19 and 20 at two Utah production companies to demonstrate how to automate and simplify multiple facets of the manufacturing process.

As the stewards of 114,000 acres of forest and one of the largest purchasers of timber in the region, Timber Products cares deeply about how forests are managed.

A team of three designers, woodworkers, and furniture makers say their IKEA hacking new venture reflects their company mission: a love of intelligent design and beautiful custom furniture.

Philadelphia personal injury firm Feldman Shepherd says IKEA was pushed to recall dressers by lawsuits it filed on behalf of the toddlers' families, suits that allege that IKEA designed and sold dangerous and defective dressers, including the MALM dresser line, which do not meet the furniture industry's minimum safety standard for stability.

The U.S. and Canada seek to head off a trade war on softwood lumber imports as key differences remain between the countries.

The Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association recently announced the election of new officers, including its first Canadian president.

IKEA recalled 29 million Malm and other dressers and chests after a third tip-over incident. In February 2016, a 22-month-old child was entrapped and died. IKEA is moving beyond a repair kit remediation program launched in 2015. It covers furniture made between January 2002 and June 2016.

Woodworkers are encouraged to enter Oakwood Veneer's first-ever 2016 “Tricks of the Trade” video contest. The competition will include a grand prize of $2,500 to spend at Oakwood, along with two $500 runner-up and ten $50 honorable mention awards

SawStop maker SD3 won U.S. Supreme Court support in its antitrust lawsuit against Black & Decker, Robert Bosch, Makita and other toolmakers, of conspiring to boycott its table saw safety technology. The court denied efforts to stop the case.

Wilsonart's latest contract laminate panel designs include Weathered Char, a line reminiscent of fire finished shou sugi ban wood surfaces. The line celebrates the 'beauty in things imperfect, impermanent and incomplete; designs made to admire; not analyze and not fix."