LEESBURG, Va. - The Composite Panel Association has submitted comments to Canada’s proposed “Regulations to limit the emissions of formaldehyde from composite wood panels and finished goods and component parts made from them” which focus on sections not aligned with TSCA Title VI of the U.S. regulation. Canada's proposed Formaldehyde Emissions from Composite Wood Products Regulations was posted for public comment in the Friday, June 28, 2019 edition of the Canada Gazette.

Standard Furniture CEO Todd Evans will step down from his position at the residential furniture manufacturer. He will act as an advisor to the leadership team in a transition period through Nov. 1.

YouTuber and fine furniture maker Matthew Cremona demonstrates how he saws walnut logs to pull as much 16 quarter riff-sawn stock as possible.

Wood-Mode is back in business after four months of closure and uncertainty.

MISSISSAUGA, Ontario – Shaper Origin, a portable CNC machine that Shaper Tools says “combines computer-guided accuracy with hand-held familiarity,” will be demonstrated at the Woodworking Machinery & Supply Conference & Expo (WMS), Oct. 31-Nov.2 at the International Centre. Shaper Origin, winner of a 2018 IWF Challengers Award and a 2017 AWFS Visionary Award, can be used to fabricate inlays and signs, install hardware and create custom joinery. Because the machine is portable, it can be used in the shop and on the jobsite.

A New Jersey importer of cabinetry is the first company fined for violating the national Formaldehyde Rule. Global Sourcing Solutions, a Division of Turner Logistics LLC, has agreed to pay a settlement of $544,064 for violations associated with the importation of non-compliant composite wood products.

Minnesota company wants to make custom an option.

Ursula Hegvik, CEO and founder of Fargo, ND-based Smart Spaces, shares her design philosophy.