A Robern vanity from the Ann Sacks collection.

Cabinets

Ann Sacks introduces new collection

PORTLAND, Ore. -- Ann Sacks, the Portland-based design house, has released its Ann Sacks Curated Bath Collection, a design-driven experience that showcase select Ann Sacks, Robern, Kohler Lighting and Kallista products.   Many of the designs are exclusive to the Ann Sacks Curated Bath Collection, including new Robern vanities and linen cabinets and the Kohler Lighting collections. The collection is presented in seven fully appointed, traditional and contemporary vignettes.  
By Larry Adams, November 16, 2021 | 12:54 pm CST
The Timbeter app measures log quantity, diameter and other factors.

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Measure logs with an AI/machine learning APP

If a Smartphone could recognize a human face, couldn’t they recognize logs from a photo? That was the question asked by the creators of the Timbeter app. The application works by taking a photo of a timber pile or container truck of logs and the Timbeter does the number crunching. 
By Larry Adams, November 16, 2021 | 11:40 am CST
PowerStak

Wood Machinery & Supplies

Powered stacker with ergonomic design

The PowerStak from Presto ECOA is equipped with a powered drive that allows palletized loads to be moved over long distances by any operator regardless of size or physical strength. It features a compact design, low overall weight, and quiet operation, the company says, which allow the PowerStak to fit into a variety of work environments. Six models are available in fork-over configurations for use with open bottom pallets or with adjustable straddle bases for use with any style pallet including closed bottom. All models have a 2,200 lb. capacity at a 24 in. load center. Available lifting heights are 62 in., 101 in., 125 in. and 150 in. Most models are available for shipment with one week. All models feature an ergonomically designed control handle that puts all functions including lift, lower, forward and reverse within easy reach for operator comfort and convenience, the company says.
By Larry Adams, November 16, 2021 | 8:46 am CST

Woodworking Industry News

VIDEO: A longbow is drawn 'from the mind to the hand'

More than 1,000 years ago, the dimensions of the Japanese Yumi, or longbow, was finalized. The size was fixed at a little more than two meters and the use of laminated construction was agreed upon. In the 1600s, after hundreds of years of tweaking, the final design was agreed upon, and, to this day, the bow is made from a two-piece bamboo and wood laminated construction.
By Larry Adams, November 15, 2021 | 3:16 pm CST
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