Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), in which computer-aided design (CAD) and computer numerically controlled (CNC) machining are integrated for the production of parts, became a viable option for the woodworking industry in the 1980s.

Wood & Wood Products sits down with Kevin Kuske to talk about experiences and lessons learned during his time in the office furniture industry.

By Mike Wilson - Onsite Woodwork Corp. recently rearranged its entire shop to create a better production flow, free-up space and eliminate bottlenecks.

By Mike Wilson - Gridley, IL-based Stalter Wood Products serves a variety of exterior product markets ranging from routed posts to historical rebuilds.

By Mike Wilson - Vermont-based Wood & Wood Inc. incorporates a mix of materials to create a themed desk for a client in the coffee business

By Douglas Glenn Clark - Like something out of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, the new 36 inch flat panel, HDTV with 1080p resolution silently rises from its hiding place from within a beautiful antique oak cabinet and swivels to the perfect viewing angle.

By Bob DeStefano - A featured presenter at the 2009 Closets & Home Organization Conference details ideas for turning your company Web site into an online marketing machine.

By Mike Wilson - Custom plywood manufacturer Navy Island Plywood programs its own automatons to reduce rework and increase capacity.

Highlights from this October 28-29, 2008 event in Indianapolis, Ind. which covered green initiatives in the primary and secondary wood products industries.

By Mike Wilson - Chicago-based Trimline Custom Designs distinguishes itself through its "white glove" installation technique and its approach to design.