Here are some of my own observations from visiting many successful companies.

Jared Patchin shares a few tips for wood shops to create a better, more successful, workaholic-free environment.

Small woodworking businesses often work around-the-clock to get the job done. Jared Patchin discusses why being a woodworking workaholic is not just bad for health but bad for business as well.

Tell us in 10 seconds or less: Do you rent or own your woodworking shop?

How old is your company and what has been your company’s biggest challenge to stay afloat? Even more importantly, how did you meet this challenge?

Starting a woodworking business, it is important to purposefully manage, guide and direct your company or the ebbs and flows of the market will throw you all over the place.

Harnessing a great first impression is the single most important tool you have in controlling your the culture of your wood shop.

Continued growth influenced the decision to purchase equipment for the shop, as well as the need for efficiency and quality. Here's a look at some of woodworking machines bought.

Applications are being accepted until July 12 to lease the Princeton, WV, rough mill facility and wood shop owned by the U.S. Forest Service Wood Education and Resource Center (WERC).