The Cabinet Makers Association and a host of CMA members’ companies will be exhibiting at this year’s 2015 AWFS Fair, an event attended by thousands of woodworking manufacturing professionals. The AWFS Fair will be held July 22-25 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV. The CMA will be located at Booth #6534.

New England Casket Co. improved the manufacturing of their caskets and cut down the production from 28 minutes per casket to 6.5 minutes. This reduction in time earned New Casket Co. a Wooden Globe for their “Commitment to Excellence through Technology.”

Kremlin's award-winning finishing system offers fast, efficient color changes. Here's how it works.

Matt Krig, President of the Cabinet Makers Association, shares his thoughts on why joining CMA has improved his business and has helped him find solutions to problems that slowed him down.

Partnership between wood manufacturers and their suppliers advocating for the wood industry, supporting technology development, advancing education — WMIA is the vital link between the supplier community and the wood industry.

If you are a woodworking machine importer, distributor, or a company that services the woodworking industry, join WMIA to become more involved through networking, education, the largest industry expo in North America, and advocacy on behalf of the industry.

WMIA’s Educational Foundation has awarded scholarships to those who want to study, and eventually pursue a career in, wood technology, machinery, and related fields. To date, the Foundation has provided nearly $300,000 to assist talented students with furthering their educational and career goals.

WMIA and PSU have developed an instructional course that compresses a four-year woodworking program into a week of 10-hour days. This event is beneficial for sales professionals, managers, product mangers and executives.

The WMIA has partnered with ANSI for the improvement of safety standards while operating woodworking machinery. ANSI's goal is to have these changes adopted worldwide in the woodworking industry.

The Wood Component Manufacturers Association works with industry groups for the betterment of the North American woodworking industry, while keeping members informed of relevant issues that impact their businesses. On the radar are: