CWB January 2011
In This Issue
Staying Afloat: Survival in Wood
Rising tides of the improved economy may not lift all boats. Some have hit the shoals during what’s been a rough couple of years. But custom woodworkers have gotten creative to stay afloat.
By
Bill Esler,
August 15, 2011 | 5:40 pm CDT
Sharpening Wood Cutting Tools
Cleanliness is next to sharpness in the wood cutting tool game.
Laser Edgebanding
The newest technology in edge processing offers a smooth look with no glue line.
Veneering Resource Center
The art of veneer is in production and sourcing.
By
Bill Esler,
August 15, 2011 | 5:40 pm CDT
Spot Wood Sanding
Many options in portable power wood sanding tools.
By
Bill Esler,
August 15, 2011 | 5:40 pm CDT
Brush Up on Sanding
Drum brush sanders alleviate the tedium of hand sanding.
By
Bill Esler,
August 15, 2011 | 5:40 pm CDT
Purpose-driven Church Furnishings
A stage of pieces in red oak with walnut inlays and mortised joinery.
Finely Finished Cabinetry
Inventive finishing strategies have boosted Mankato CabinetCraft’s move into new areas of residential cabinetry, including refacing.
Coaxing New Sales
Once you’ve captured leads, get organized so you don’t lose them.
By
Rick Hill,
August 15, 2011 | 5:40 pm CDT
Cabinet Makers Meet at Closets Expo
Valuable sessions for custom woodworking businesses. Wood Tech Summit debuts.
Reader Service CWB Jan. 2011
As a service to readers, here are advertising contacts from the January 2011 issue of Custom Woodworking Magazine.
