Cabinetmaker Magazine Shows Trakware Benefits Project-based Woodworking
Trakware Systems is the worldwide leader in manufacturing execution system (MES) solutions for engineer-to-order (ETO) and project-based manufacturers maximizing both profitability and productivity. Trakware specializes in lean business-critical functions such as estimating, advanced scheduling, job costing, production management and labor as well as material shop floor data collection. TRAKware software fully integrates with existing ERP [...]
Anatomy of a Woodworking Project
Anatomy of a Woodworking Project
Have you ever thought about the process from start to finish of a woodworking project. There is alog ore involved in the process than you think. Most of us skip through each process not really thinking about how each step affect the overal project.
1. Fill a Need
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Woodworking Tools
Most people think “power tools” when they think of woodworking, but hand tools are also important for woodworking. If you are just starting out in woodworking, you want to make sure you get the right tools, and not spend a lot on unnecessary items.
You will need a number of hand tools to properly shape wood:
Clamps-It [...]
Woodworking With Wood Biscuits
If you are a pro or a novice woodworker than you should know that a decent woodworking project will use glue, but a great woodworking project will use wood biscuits. A wood biscuit is small and oval shaped. They are disks that are put in using a tool called a biscuit joiner. [...]
Trakware Job Cost Reporting Profiled in Industrial Strength Woodworking
“California Leanin’” is a feature article authored by
Wade Vonasek in the current issue of Industrial Strength Woodworking. The article may be read at its entirety at http://www.iswonline.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=2CB6F521AEC444C58944DA286FA356FC&nm=Article+Archives&type=Publishing&mod=Publications%3A%3AArticle&mid=8F3A7027421841978F18BE895F87F791&tier=4&id=475DBB6CBDE045609E19F1889AF6819F.
“A lot of woodworking shows we’d attend, you’d hear ‘lean’ – it was a buzz word,” says Vincent Barraza, executive vice president of Architectural Woodworking Co. (AWC). [...]