Finishing room fire, ash borers and pine beetles, soyboard panels, and amazing cedar wood chip sculptures using a patented process were among the most viewed reports this week at Woodworking Network.
Hardwood supply shortages as the economy recovers and housing rebounds drew a lot of attention, as did last week's Hardwood Review report on China's record buying of logs and lumber from North American sources.
A unique textured approach to thermal wood flooring panels that won a Red Dot award is detailed in a feature story, a new feature of Woodworking Network - our online features rush wood manufacturer case studies, technology applications and business profiles to you before they are published in print editions.
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Record Hardwood Exports, Potential Lumber Shortages |
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Stanley May Sell Tool and Hardware Business: Updated By Bill Esler | Updated: 07/19/2012 6:14:00 PM |
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Ash Borer, Pine Beetles Continue Spread |
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Ex- Henredon Furniture Plant Bull-Dozed for Walmart Store |
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Agristrand Begins Churning Out Soyboard |
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Wood Fired Power Plants Often Cited for Polluting: WSJ |
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Closets by Cabinetmakers Project Launch |
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Finishing Room Fire as Wright Table Plant Hit by Lightning |
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Table Saw Operators: What Not to Wear |
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Wood Chip Patents for Painstakingly Detailed Sculptures |
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