Woodworking News

The second floor of the Las Vegas Convention Center was a busy place during the AWFS Fair.2.9

By RANDY ERICKSON/Editor Walking into the showroom of Troy Lichthardt's Holmen business, My-Grain Creative Woodwork, it's hard to know where to look first.2.7

Two decades ago, Brian Kelly was a high school graduate working in the Florida construction business.2.9

Though material handling equipment is hard to sell in America, Andreas Schwarz, vice president of Schelling America, says there will be a time that companies will have to invest in order to keep pace with ...3.2

A new Mill Creek Carpet and Tile location officially opened Friday inside Evans Rooms Today, according to Tulsa World.2.7

The rustic stone fireplace and solid hickory mantle provide a striking focal point in the great room.2

What it does: Constructs custom-designed cabinets and does other woodworking for residential or commercial use.3.1

Palomar College student Zack Peterson looks over the variety of handcrafted wood chairs on display ... The clocks, rocking chairs, side tables, buffet cabinets and other furniture on display are each blue-ribbon and best-of-show winners from the 2005 San Diego County Fair.2.7

With his wife, JoElla, and son, Josh, 4, Jeff Beavers tours the new corporate headquarters for LifeNet in Virginia Beach on Friday.1.3

Maegan Thompson, rec course programmer, shows off the cave-like dance studio, which has black-painted walls and a cushioned floor for such classes as Forbidden Fitness.2.9

Home Front for Sept. 2: FUTURE STYLE . . . Elaine Biser, ASID, will offer a workshop on "Choosing the architectural elements and finishes to support your future home style" on Thursday, Sept.2.7

MIKE SATREN/Press Joe Garcia of Idaho Falls, left, watches Skip Gillespie set up a jig for a router.3.2

W.Va. Company Opening New Business In GC Sep. 1, 2005 A West Virginia wood products company will be opening a new business at Southern Garrett Business and Technology Park, the commissioners announced on ...4

There is not much to see but rocks and trees on the road into Ontario's Algonquin Park, so we had to stop at the striking new building just 10 minutes outside the park.2.9

Two Coast residents have taken top honours in a spectacular show of juried artwork at this year's Gibsons Landing Fibre Arts Festival.2.7

Jimmy Washington always loved working with wood. He began creating wooden sculptures when he was 16 years old.2.7

The production of a life-size figure of Christ in less than half the time taken by current methods has repaid the faith shown by Spanish machine tool company, Bermaq in selecting Licoms AlphaCAM programming ...2.7

"I saw this little bit of smoke and then he yelled get out here fire, fire!!" Cheryl and Harold Brackett didn't have time to grab their favorite photographs before fire and smoke blackened the inside of their ...

John Patton has been building with wood for a long time. In the early 1950s he built an eight-foot long bench for the living room of the home he shared with his wife, Helen.2.9

Methven builder Dave McLeod lends some advice to Joey Kubala, aged 5, Dallas McLeod, 6, and Tom McKendry, 7, during a clubs' afternoon at Our Lady of the Snows School.2.9

Wenning of Coldwater explains her 4-H genealogy project to judge Diane Boeckman during the interview process last week.2.7

CARL E. FEATHER / Star Beacon JIM JACOBS holds a wooden truck he built in his Geneva workshop.2.7

Coastal Arts Guild has woodworking artist Jack Cornelison as the guest demonstrating and discussing the ancient art of intarsia on Thursday, Aug.2.7

With an idea from his mother and some help from his dad, Weston Goyen produced a bench and chair that drew a lot of attention at last week's Pratt County Fair and a reserve grand championship award from the ...2.7

She teaches ceramics, oversees a woodworking shop, and recruits volunteers to roll bandages for medical missions in Africa.2.9

VISTA ---- Like many workers turned entrepreneur, Foothill CabinetWorks owner Brendan Mathews spent many years working for others before he realized that he could make a living doing something he enjoyed.2.7

They just don't make things like they used to - or do they? If "they" refers to lumber aficionado Jim Dunn, and "things" refers to custom millwork, then yes, they do.2.7

If it weren't for that kidney stone, there's no telling what Vernon Hill would be up to.2.7

Doug Rylander wasn't nervous to face the judges at the Knox County 4-H Show Saturday.2.9

A GROUP of crafty Oakland's College students carved out a new donation box for the Museum of St Albans during their woodworking lessons.2.7

A strange combination, but Professor Richard Forward of the Duke University Marine Laboratory in Beaufort, N.C., manages to incorporate all three elements into his work.

CHAMPAIGN + Like many handymen, Tom Skaggs figured he could do the renovations himself on the 75-year-old home that he and his wife, Donna, purchased in 1991 on West White Street in Champaign.3.2