Articles from Wood & Wood Products (January 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"The Swelling and Shrinking of Wood: a Practical Technology Primer," addresses the vexing problems caused by fluctuating moisture contents in wood and composite wood products.			89
2004 furniture trade gap hits $10.5 billion and counting.	Christianson, Rich		224
A new year, a new look!	Christianson, Rich		422
Achieving environmental excellence: environmental awards rain down on Stanley Furniture's Martinsville, VA, plant.	Miller, Hannah		1455
AHFA elects officers.			90
Armstrong Holdings Inc.			81
Atari brings high-tech woodworking to Silicon Valley: 1984.			255
Canadian cabinetmaker embraces XML.			128
Coatings group files lawsuit in California.			248
Coming events.		Calendar	364
Commerce department lowers dumping duties.	Christianson, Rich		300
Congressman reintroduces pro-manufacturing bill.			343
Corbels.		Advertisement	99
Efficient panel saw: 1961.			113
Expandable clamp rack.		Advertisement	105
Experience a unique co-located event.		Calendar	1827
Five resolutions for 2005: want to make 2005 a great year? Try these ideas on for size.	Dossenbach, Tom		1422
Futurist to kick off 2005 Executive Briefing Conference.			133
Home sweet home: housing boom fuels hot markets for manufacturers.	Kaiser, Jo-Ann	Cover Story	3889
International Wood Products Assn.			114
Lift tables.		Advertisement	108
Light-colored Koto has wide range of uses and names.	Kaiser, Jo-Ann		841
Membrane press.		Advertisement	124
Membrane pressing pays off: representatives of two companies specializing in membrane-pressed components discuss their operations and industry trends.	Piland, J.D.		1435
Mereen-Johnson "Select-A-Rip" creates savings at Conley Millwork.		Advertisement	612
Prison furniture loses government procurement preference.			146
Robotic tools.		Advertisement	104
Roy O. Martin Lumber.			87
San Francisco hops on LEED bandwagon.			180
Software.			95
Spindle.			84
Taking stock of the lean rough mill: a new study by Virginia Tech finds lean manufacturing is gradually finding its place in North American rough mills.	Kline, D. Earl		1745
Unique Window and Door.			81
Vietnam.			91
Weinig slates open house.			93
What consumers crave: designers on the front lines of kitchen cabinetry sales tell us what's hot in specialty hardware--and what's not.	Coleman, Katie		1742
WINStep group reports progress.			268
Wood components.		Advertisement	105