Why use plastic nails?
Senco offers new line of composite nails and nailers.
By
William Sampson,
December 19, 2017 | 10:05 am CST
Wood-Mizer announces personal best contest winners
Since 1985, Wood-Mizer has kept the tradition of the Personal Best Contest in which the company's sawmill owners are recognized for having built dream woodworking projects by sawing their own lumber.
By
Angel Kipfer,
December 18, 2017 | 7:04 pm CST
Wood-Mizer announces personal best contest winners
Since 1985, Wood-Mizer has kept the tradition of the Personal Best Contest in which the company's sawmill owners are recognized for having built dream woodworking projects by sawing their own lumber.
By
Angel Kipfer,
December 18, 2017 | 7:04 pm CST
Abrasive belt tool
Dynabrade's Dynafile abrasive belt tool grinds, deburrs, blends, and finishes normally inaccessible areas on metal, plastic, fiberglass, and other composites. With a patented abrasive belt tracking system built into every Dynafile, the tool uses coated abrasive belts in 1/2in., 1/4in. or 1/8in. wide by 24in. long. The Dynafile features a lightweight, composite housing that reduces vibration and is thermal insulated to prevent cold air transmission to the operator’s hands. Weighing only three pounds, the tool delivers 20,000RPM with an air motor that is adjustable to the most comfortable throttle lever position.
By
Angel Kipfer,
December 18, 2017 | 5:25 pm CST
Abrasive belt tool
Dynabrade's Dynafile abrasive belt tool grinds, deburrs, blends, and finishes normally inaccessible areas on metal, plastic, fiberglass, and other composites. With a patented abrasive belt tracking system built into every Dynafile, the tool uses coated abrasive belts in 1/2in., 1/4in. or 1/8in. wide by 24in. long. The Dynafile features a lightweight, composite housing that reduces vibration and is thermal insulated to prevent cold air transmission to the operator’s hands. Weighing only three pounds, the tool delivers 20,000RPM with an air motor that is adjustable to the most comfortable throttle lever position.
By
Angel Kipfer,
December 18, 2017 | 5:25 pm CST
Cabinets To Go invests $6.5 million to produce flooring
NASHVILLE – Cabinetry and flooring provider Cabinets To Go announced plans to expand flooring operations at its Lawrenceburg, Tennessee facility. The $6.5 million investment is expected to create 70 new jobs.
The company said funds will be used for equipment to manufacture its new brand of engineered hardwood flooring, Robusto Floors. In addition to flooring, Cabinets To Go recently added countertops and installation services to its kitchen and bath cabinetry offerings.
By
Karen M. Koenig,
December 18, 2017 | 5:02 pm CST
Cabinets To Go invests $6.5 million to produce flooring
NASHVILLE – Cabinetry and flooring provider Cabinets To Go announced plans to expand flooring operations at its Lawrenceburg, Tennessee facility. The $6.5 million investment is expected to create 70 new jobs.
The company said funds will be used for equipment to manufacture its new brand of engineered hardwood flooring, Robusto Floors. In addition to flooring, Cabinets To Go recently added countertops and installation services to its kitchen and bath cabinetry offerings.
By
Karen M. Koenig,
December 18, 2017 | 5:02 pm CST
Cabinets To Go invests $6.5 million to produce flooring
NASHVILLE – Cabinetry and flooring provider Cabinets To Go announced plans to expand flooring operations at its Lawrenceburg, Tennessee facility. The $6.5 million investment is expected to create 70 new jobs.
The company said funds will be used for equipment to manufacture its new brand of engineered hardwood flooring, Robusto Floors. In addition to flooring, Cabinets To Go recently added countertops and installation services to its kitchen and bath cabinetry offerings.
By
Karen M. Koenig,
December 18, 2017 | 5:02 pm CST
Cabinets To Go invests $6.5 million to produce flooring
NASHVILLE – Cabinetry and flooring provider Cabinets To Go announced plans to expand flooring operations at its Lawrenceburg, Tennessee facility. The $6.5 million investment is expected to create 70 new jobs.
The company said funds will be used for equipment to manufacture its new brand of engineered hardwood flooring, Robusto Floors. In addition to flooring, Cabinets To Go recently added countertops and installation services to its kitchen and bath cabinetry offerings.
By
Karen M. Koenig,
December 18, 2017 | 5:02 pm CST
Cabinets To Go invests $6.5 million to produce flooring
NASHVILLE – Cabinetry and flooring provider Cabinets To Go announced plans to expand flooring operations at its Lawrenceburg, Tennessee facility. The $6.5 million investment is expected to create 70 new jobs.
The company said funds will be used for equipment to manufacture its new brand of engineered hardwood flooring, Robusto Floors. In addition to flooring, Cabinets To Go recently added countertops and installation services to its kitchen and bath cabinetry offerings.
By
Karen M. Koenig,
December 18, 2017 | 5:02 pm CST
