What does a log see when it's being cut? Go Pro shows its journey
Red Stag Timber decided to attach a Go Pro camera to one of its logs.
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The future in coating is bright, says Michael Cash, president of Axalta Coating Systems
Michael Cash, president of Axalta Coating Systems, says the biggest trends he sees is in the demand of waterborne coatings; higher glosses; different colors, effects, and looks; and polyurethane chemistry.
By Harry Urban and Angel Kipfer
Layered walnut "fused" on dining table looks like marble
At first glance or from a distance, the Oxymoron Table looks like it could be made of marble. But on closer look, it becomes clear it's wood.
Integrating functional hardware into cabinetry design and manufacturing systems
The functional hardware business, there is growing demand among customers for integration to advanced designed and manufacturing technology is a growing demand, say Shawn Pressley, Marketing Manager for Salice America.
By Harry Urban and Bill Esler
As smart machines help deliver customized products, we still face worker shortages
Wood manufacturing firms are adopting smart machinery that communicates and customizes orders, but a worker shortage remains a problem.
By Harry Urban and Bill Esler
Following trends will ensure future of employees, says Willow Creek's David Spencer
Facing the challenge of finding skilled labor, David Spencer, president of Willow Creek Tool asks the question of how to educate employees and give them a future in the industry.
By Harry Urban and Angel Kipfer
Automation integrates with industry in response to labor shortage: CMA's Amanda Conger
Amanda Conger, executive director of the Cabinet Makers Association (CMA), says the biggest trend is zero-edge edgebanding as manufacturers are adopting the technology to meet customer demand even in small- and medium-sized shops.
By Harry Urban and Angel Kipfer