If you’re in the carpentry industry, or in any trade really, you will have to rely a lot on commission based work. You essentially have to make your own luck, especially if you’re in charge of the business yourself. The jobs won’t come to you at first, eventually once you’re reputable people will seek you out, but you have to earn that reputation.

This article will try to put Industry 4.0 into proper context and provide a roadmap for companies to follow.

Whether woodworking is a new hobby or a source of income — or both — you can create a workshop right in your home with a little preparation and the right gear.

This month the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a series of proposed technical amendments to the TSCA Title VI Formaldehyde Emissions Standards for Composite Wood Products rule.  These proposed amendments, when finalized, will ensure greater alignment with the existing California Air Resources Board formaldehyde regulation’s (CARB 2) certification and testing procedures and, in some instances, provide greater clarity on the application of requirements.  This is good news for composite wood panel manufacturers and companies that use the panels to make components and fi

If you have a fractured filter, well, it cannot filter any longer. It lets big particles into the system and increases draw on the motors.

A look at symptoms, causes and cures for a variety of problems.

How do you make the decision to purchase a new machine?

Through the years I have dulled a lot of bandsaw blades on my sawmill, and for the longest time, I have struggled with keeping them sharp. I have tried multiple tools and methods to get this done, but only within the last year do I feel like I have found a good solution.