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WoodWorkingKingdom.com - All About Wood Working - CWI's Lifewood Outdoor Wood Furniture to be Featured on Hometime

2005-06-02T11:53:00.000-05:00

Naturally handsome outdoor wood furniture, imported from Vietnam by Minneapolis-based Creative Woodwork International (CWI), will be featured in a syndicated episode of Hometime, "Backyard Sunroom" (S301), scheduled to air nationally on Saturday, September 13, 2003. Hometime's program schedule, show descriptions and local listings of stations, airdates and times are accessible online at www.hometime.com/TV/synd/syndicat.htm. In Minneapolis-St.Paul, Hometime airs on WCCO-TV."In this program, we show how we worked alongside a homeowner to transform an area under a second-story deck into a wonderful new sunroom," says Dean Johnson, Hometime's creator and co-host. "We chose CWI's expertly crafted outdoor wood furniture to bring distinctive character to the project. Plus, their Lifewood furniture is stronger, yet less costly, than teak."About HometimePresently in its 17th season, Hometime (www.hometime.com), hosted by Dean Johnson and Robin Hartl, is a home-improvement television show broadcast on public television, The Learning Channel, and in syndication. Hometime aims to help homeowners achieve professional-looking results from their home-improvement projects. Hometime tackles everything from landscaping, painting, and kitchen facelifts to managing new construction and major additions to older homes. About Creative Woodwork International (CWI)Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minn., Creative Woodwork International (CWI) is a privately held U.S. company that imports beautiful and enduring outdoor wood furniture from Vietnam. Our manufacturer is certified the by the Forest Stewardship Council for forest management and chain-of-custody and skillfully crafts our Lifewood furniture with naturally handsome, sustainably harvested hardwoods. Lifewood, including the Veranda and Lifeware collections, provides a superior alternative to meet consumers' growing demand for distinctive, durable and affordable wood furniture that brings comfort and style to outdoor living areas. More information on CWI, including Lifewood product catalogs and photos, is available at www.creative-woodwork.net. This article courtesy of http://WoodworkingKingdom.com.You may freely reprint this article on your website or in your newsletter provided this courtesy notice and the author name and URL remain intact.
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WoodWorkingKingdom.com - All About Wood Working - Save Money!! - Expert Craftsman Takes the Mystery Out of Buying Quality Wood Furniture

2005-05-31T14:46:00.000-05:00

Before you spend your hard-earned dollars on inferior furniture, find out the real facts of what goes into quality wood furniture. Ed McDonough, owner of Boston Accent Furniture, reveals all the secrets in his new book, "7 Steps to Buying Wood Furniture You'll Love." Between the covers, McDonough states "The educated consumer is the person that always gets the greatest value for their dollar!" The book's seven-step process educates the reader on the different types of furniture, the materials used to make it, the manufacturing techniques and how to spot the good from the bad. The goal is to instruct the reader how to determine the quality of furniture they want to purchase, by teaching them how it's made, and then how to get it at a fair price.The book also details the difference between standard production furniture and high quality handcrafted custom furniture. It exposes how quality goes down in production furniture as the speed to produce it increases. It arms the reader up front with all the knowledge they need to make the right decision.As a bonus, McDonough has developed a simple process to guide the reader through determining what style of furniture will best fit their home and lifestyle. Here both functionality and décor come into play. The lesson concludes with a simple exercise that determines the "Buyer's Index", directing the reader to the appropriate furniture market to shop. To close out the reading, Step 7 – Understand How Furniture Stores Sell, enlightens the reader on the techniques retailers use to "sell you" and why. It discusses how furniture prices are determined and how major furniture manufacturers impose a Minimum Advertised Price directly to the retailer, which causes the consumer's price to go up! Included in the back of the book is the Furniture Buyer's Checklist to keep the reader on track when making their purchasing decision. This, along with over 25 secrets shared by the author, will lead to many successful purchases of quality wooden furniture.For details on obtaining the book, please contact Boston Accent Furniture directly at 508-668-9564 or by e-mail at info@bostonaccentfurniture.com.About Boston Accent FurnitureBoston Accent Furniture is located in Walpole, Massachusetts and is an industry leader in custom handcrafted furniture. The company specializes in exceptional high-quality wooden furniture, cabinets, built-ins and accessories made to the consumer's exact specifications; any shape, any style, and any size and from any type of wood. Product distribution is through the Interior Designer community as well as direct contact with the company.For more information, contact:Ed McDonoughBoston Accent FurnitureWalpole, MA 02081Phone: 508-668-9564info@bostonaccentfurniture.comThis article courtesy of http://WoodworkingKingdom.com.You may freely reprint this article on your website or in your newsletter provided this courtesy notice and the author name and URL remain intact.
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WoodWorkingKingdom.com - All About Wood Working - Woodshed Tools now featuring wood augers and wood boring auger bits

2005-05-26T16:19:00.000-05:00

Morris Wood Tool, founded in 1874 is a fifth generation family owned company who pride themselves in being manufacturers and distributors of industrial quality woodworking tools including twist drills, boring bits, countersinks, wood boring auger bits and much more. Morris Wood Tool specializes in custom tooling, without restrictions on metric sizes.On the latest product line offered, Woodshed Tools noted, "We are pleased to offer the finest in woodworking bits, cutters and tools, and the auger bits supplied by Morris Wood Tool are professional quality and sure to satisfy our customers."The auger bits, which range from 1/4" diameter to 1-1/2" diameter, are Centerless ground featuring a course screw point for fast boring in all types of wood. All the wood boring auger bits feature a dual shank with removable hex portion for when a round shank is needed. All shanks are one flute, with single spur, single cutter and are suitable for 3/8" or 1/2" chucks.Woodshed Tools, Inc was formed out of necessity for a quick and easy way to buy quality woodworking products on the Internet. Many websites carry quality router bits, shaper cutters and forstner bits; many websites make it easy to buy their products, but very few companies offer the combination of professional quality tools, quick ordering on a secure network, and service from people who have the customer's best interests in mind.The product line will expand in the near future to include many additional woodworking tools, for now you can visit http://www.router-bits-shaper-cutters.com for a complete line of Freeborn Shaper Cutters, Infinity Router Bits, and Convalco Forstner bits.For more information or questions about Woodshed Tools, send email to info@woodshedtools.com This article courtesy of http://WoodworkingKingdom.com.You may freely reprint this article on your website or in your newsletter provided this courtesy notice and the author name and URL remain intact.
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WoodWorkingKingdom.com - All About Wood Working - Outdoor Wood Furniture from Creative Woodwork International is Now Available

2005-05-24T14:15:00.000-05:00

Creative Woodwork International (CWI), a Minneapolis-based, privately held U.S. company that imports naturally handsome outdoor wood furniture from Vietnam, announces that its furniture is now available at several Minneapolis-area specialty stores, including: Bay Tree, Excelsior, Minn.; Greentouch – The Landscape Store, Minnetonka, Minn.; and Tangletown Gardens, Minneapolis. In addition, Target Corporation now offers selected CWI items online on the Marshall Field's section of its Web site."Casual furniture retailers and specialty stores in Arizona, California and Oregon have been selling our furniture," says Bernadette Carroll, president, Creative Woodwork International (CWI). "Since we are headquartered in Minneapolis, we wanted to make our furniture available at retail locally for the spring and summer seasons."On Saturday, June 7, 2003, during the annual "Art on the Lake" festival in Excelsior, Minn., Carroll and Buck Campbell, CWI's award-winning furniture designer, will be at Bay Tree, 261 Water Street, from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. to introduce CWI's outdoor wood furniture.About Creative Woodwork International (CWI)Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minn., Creative Woodwork International (CWI) is a privately held U.S. company that imports beautiful and enduring outdoor wood furniture from Vietnam. Our manufacturer skillfully crafts our furniture with strong, sustainable hardwoods. CWI provides retailers with a new, and superior, alternative to meet consumers' growing demand for high-quality, durable, and affordable wood furniture that brings comfort and style to outdoor living areas. More information on Creative Woodwork International, including a photo catalog featuring our naturally handsome hardwood furniture, is available on the Web at www.creative-woodwork.net. - end -This article courtesy of http://WoodworkingKingdom.com.You may freely reprint this article on your website or in your newsletter provided this courtesy notice and the author name and URL remain intact.
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WoodWorkingKingdom.com - All About Wood Working - TOOLMART LIMITED ~ NEW KID ON THE (woodworking) BLOCK

2005-05-23T14:37:00.000-05:00

Tool Mart Limited is a new company formed in January 2004, the head of this company is Peter Blanchett formally the General Manager of Stayer Group of companies incorporating the Kity ~Stayer & O.M.S brand of tools and accessories.Tool Mart Limited has a growing portfolio of products specifically aimed at the serious/professional woodworker ~ cabinet maker & other trades affiliated to the woodworking industry, the aim of this company is to market a wide range of high quality accessories. At this time their range of products consist of Circular saw Blades ~ Planer Blades ( resharp & disposable) ~ Spindle Moulder Tooling (Swiss made) ~ Router Bits ~ and other associated products. This company is able to offer premium quality products at very economical prices, selling to the end user through their secure web site, their delivery system is based on a 24 hour service from in stock items to mainland UK customers.Tool Mart Limited's aim is to expand their growing website and can be accessed on www.toolmartuk.com , customers wishing to place orders can do so with the secure knowledge that this is a secure site where all credit card and personnel information are sent through a secure server using 128 bit inscription and are not held in clear text on any other web site, all major credit cards are accepted. If you prefer you can contact Tool Mart on 01322 – 288843This article courtesy of http://WoodworkingKingdom.com.You may freely reprint this article on your website or in your newsletter provided this courtesy notice and the author name and URL remain intact.
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WoodWorkingKingdom.com - All About Wood Working - TOOLMART LIMITED ~ NEW KID ON THE (woodworking) BLOCK

2005-05-21T12:04:00.000-05:00

Wood Working Kingdom - All About Wood Working - GizmoLab Announces Design Intuition(r) Version 1.1 and Launches Woodworking Design Contest

2005-05-19T06:50:00.000-05:00

GizmoLab today announced the 1.1 release of its Design Intuition™ computer-aided design software for Apple Macintosh OSX. Design Intuition™ makes it possible for the average craftsperson or independent woodworker to produce construction-quality blueprints in minutes. At the same time it announced a new woodworking contest that gives purchasers of Design Intuition an opportunity to win a free license upgrade."Our customers are a vocal lot," said Jonathon Sand, CEO and Chief Software Architect for GizmoLab. "They not only love Design Intuition, but they routinely come up with great suggestions for improving it. This is all about giving our customers what they need." GizmoLab's Design Intuition™ retails for $134.97.Designed for Simplicity and Immediacy"Design Intuition™ was created by a professional woodworker for professional woodworkers and craftspeople," said Michael Knowles, Vice-President of Corporate Communications at GizmoLab. "Jonathon has create a new set of tools and simplified the user interface considerably."Fast Design Made Possible with Smart ObjectsTo simplify and speed up project creation, Design Intuition™ is equipped with a library of Smart Objects. Smart Objects consist of panels, standard lumber pieces, cabinet "carcasses," and a variety of other items used in woodworking. Users drag Smart Objects from the Smart Objects library and then size them for the project. Smart Objects take the tedium out of design.GizmoLab adds to the Smart Objects library monthly, often based upon customer requests.3D Inside and Out"Draw it once, and you've drawn it in all views. Make an adjustment in one view, and it's made in all views. Isn't that what you'd expect a design program to do?" Sand said. Because Design Intuition uses OpenGL software, users can view their designs in 3D to see what the finished product will look like.The Design Intuition Contest"We wanted to give users a chance to show off their woodworking design skills," Knowles said. "What better way to do that than in a contest format?" Each month, Gizmolabs selects one or more contest winners and awards the winning designer(s) with an upgrade of their existing license by one major version. Visit http://www.gizmolab.com/project/contest.html for contest rules and entry details.About GizmoLabGizmoLab is the brainchild of Jonathon Sand, a long-time software engineer and professional cabinet maker. Headquartered in Boulder Creek, Calif., GizmoLab is devoted to helping creative people everywhere Dream It Up!™ Visit the company's Web site at http://www.GizmoLab.com/. SOURCE: GizmoLabThis article courtesy of http://WoodworkingKingdom.com.You may freely reprint this article on your website or in your newsletter provided this courtesy notice and the author name and URL remain intact.
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Wood Working Kingdom - All About Wood Working - Wood Panels and Humidity

2005-05-17T21:21:00.000-05:00

Coping with wood movement
All wood workers need to be aware of wood movement when building furniture projects. Failure to consider this important factor can cause wood panels to crack or split.
My high school biology teacher compared the structure of a piece of wood with a bundle of straws. The straws represent the cells and capillaries of the wood. When a tree is growing water and food are transferred up through the cells and are carried throughout the tree.
Once a tree is fell the free water in the wood is lost rather quickly but the bound water trapped in the straw like cell is slower to dissipate. As the level of bound water is reduced these straw like cells get narrower in diameter but maintain their length. This is the fundamental reason that wood expands and contracts across its width but has almost no expansion length wise.
When working with wood it is very important to allow the wood to expand and contract with changes in humidity. As humidity rises the straw like cells expand in diameter with the opposite effect occurring as the relative humidity falls.
Ways to accommodate expansion
Lets use a cutting board for the first example. A solid wood cutting board with a bread board edge secured with a tongue and groove joint. One edge has the bread board edge secured on both ends with a dowel through the tongue The other bread board edge is secured with the same tongue and groove joint but this end only has a dowel in the center of the piece.
The end secured with two dowels will develop a crack in the main panel. Since the length of the edge piece doesn't change having it fixed across the width of the main panel from expanding.
Alternatively, the opposite end of the cutting board is only fixed in the center. The main panel is free to expand and contract towards the ends. The only visual difference would be that the ends of the edge piece are no longer flush with the edge of the main panel.
The second example uses a large glued up panel such as a table top. If the table top was fixed to the rails across the width of the panel the rise and fall of humidity would undoudtable cause the panel to split.
The best method to overcome this is use wooden clip to attach the two pieces. A 1/4" x 1/4" dado milled on the inside upper edge of the rails. This accepts a wooden clip that fits into the dado and is then secures to the underside of the table top. This will security hold the top hold the top onto the rails without restricting the expansion and contraction of the large panel. Without this the table top would slowly start to open up.
In general anytime you are fixing one piece of stock across a large glued up panel measures need to be taken to allow the panel to move. Remember that it will expand across its width but not its length. Using one of the two methods mentioned above you will be able to prevent your glued up panels from splitting.
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Dave Markel is the author of "The All Wood Working Journal". He has helped hundreds of individuals improve their wood working skills. Visit his site at http://all-wood-working-plans.comSubscribe to the All Wood Working Journal athttp://all-wood-working-plans.com/wood-working-tips.htmlThis article courtesy of http://WoodworkingKingdom.com.You may freely reprint this article on your website or in your newsletter provided this courtesy notice and the author name and URL remain intact.
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Wood Working Kingdom - All About Wood Working - Tools of the Trade...Table Saw...Drill....Solo Ads?

2005-05-12T10:48:00.000-05:00

Tools of the Trade.....Table Saw...Drill.....Solo Ads?
by Tim Bossie
I have been involved in woodworking for a few years now and love being in my woodshop creating beautiful furniture out of ordinary lengths of board.
I started out of need as I couldn't see paying a huge sum of money for a small hutch, when I could make it myself. That turned out to be more involved than I thought at the time. But, I did it and am proud of my hutch. It's standing in my dining room and will soon be joined by a new maple table I am in the middle of. Now, I do it for fun and relaxation.
That first project was a learning experience. I had no woodworking tools except for an ancient skill saw. I didn't realize the wide range of tools involved or the need to have these tools. I wanted to save money by building the hutch myself that I thought I could get by with my old skill saw and slap it together.
I looked through tons of plans and found one that I liked. Fortunately, (or if you were to talk to my wife, unfortunately), the plans included everything from a materials list to a tools list. I glanced at the list of tools needed to complete the project and you could have knocked me over with a feather.
Table saw, dado cutter, band saw, planer, jointer, drill press, cordless drill, router, shaper table, and the list went on.
Why in the world do I need all these tools to put pieces of wood together in the shape of a box and put a few shelves on it?
After my first attempt to build my hutch ended in utter disaster, I figured out why I needed so many different tools.
Each tool has a special job. One for cutting a certain slot. One for making the boards straight so they fit together. One for shaping the wood the way you want for a pleasing look. They each had their own specific job that was, as I learned, needed.
Well, I went right out and bought every tool on that list. I built the hutch the way the plans said and used each specific tool the way it was suppose to be used. Much better.
Needless to say, the whole thing cost me a whole lot more than if I would have just bought the thing in the first place.
Internet Marketing is no different than woodworking. You need the right tools, used in the right way, in order to do the job right the first time.
In advertising your online business one of the necessary tools of the trade is a solo advertisement sent to the subscribers of an opt-in list, or ezine.
When created, and used, correctly, solo ads are one of the most powerful marketing tools in your toolbox to send visitors to your website.
The common misconception of solo ads, or any Internet ad for that matter, is that they have to sell your product in order for them to be effective. Actually, the real job of the solo ad is to send the reader to your website where the real sales pitch begins.
Solo ads get the emotions of the reader involved and deliver the impulse to find out more information on whatever service or product is being advertised.
Start With A Title That Gets Your Ad Read.
No matter how great your ad is, if the title stinks, it simply will not be read by anyone. Solo ads travel through email so the only thing showing in your email inbox is the title.
I know in my case, I never open an email that is an obvious ad. So, if I do it, then there are a lot of other people out there that never see your ad either. The trick is to make it look like something else.
Most ezine editors, when sending out an issue, will place the title of an article within that issue as the subject of the email. Create a title for your solo ad that looks like the title to an article.
If your solo ad is for a reprint rights package, use something like........
The New Internet Business....Reprint Rights!
Or............
How To Create Your Own Internet Empire with Resell Rights!
When editors send out their solo ads, and place this kind of title in the subject area, subscribers think it's another issue and will begin to read it, thus reading your solo ad.
Work The Body!
Once you have the reader actually reading your ad, you want to keep them reading and not hitting the delete key once they find out they've been duped.
Open the body with a strong emotional pull. We all react depending on what our emotions are at the moment. So you want to provide an emotional stimulus that will drive the reader to keep reading, and be pulled into, your ad.
Hit them right at the start and lead them through your entire message with lots of impulsive actions.
"Go Now", "Click Here", "Get more info", with the URL to your website, are all things that should be spread throughout the entire ad to make the reader feel the impulse to go ahead and do what you want them to.
Finish off with a crescendo of benefits that hit the reader hard and make the impulse of wanting to find out more, unbearable.
Keep working the emotions of the reader throughout the entire ad.
Remember that advertising your online business depends on the tools you use. Solo ads are a specific tool that have their own intended job. Use them the right way and you'll see more traffic, resulting in more sales, directed to your website.
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Tim Bossie is a veteran Internet Marketer, Copywriter, and Personal Coach and editor and publisher of Marketing Success and Profit!, the Daily Internet Magazine that guides you step-by-step to a successful home business and exciting and prosperous life! Subscribe today! http://www.marketingsuccessandprofit.comThis article courtesy of http://WoodworkingKingdom.com.You may freely reprint this article on your website or in your newsletter provided this courtesy notice and the author name and URL remain intact.
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Wood Working Kingdom - All About Wood Working - Toolbid.co.uk is a brand new idea from well-known Kity woodworking equipment marketeer Bob Adsett.

2005-05-09T20:54:00.000-05:00

With the demise of Kity's British company after the parent was taken over, Bob Adsett was quick to look for new ways of continuing his lifelong association with the woodworking and allied industries. toolbid.co.uk works very much the same way as other well-known "auction websites" and provides myriad bargain opportunities for the end-user, as well as an alternative way for manufacturers and distributors to market their equipment. The burgeoning second-hand market for woodworking machinery is also targeted by Bob and his website.Also behind the development of this innovative idea is Bob Adsett's son David who, with many years experience in web design and associated IT, initiated the original kityuk.com site and is widely recognised as a leading creator of business websites.Woodworking machinery, portable power tools, accessories and equipment for the professional as well as the avid hobbyist is already up for auction and toolbid.co.uk is a secure website offering a growing "lots for auction" list and already getting hundreds of hits every day. Log on now to set up an account to buy or sell tools and machinery!This article courtesy of http://WoodworkingKingdom.com.You may freely reprint this article on your website or in your newsletter provided this courtesy notice and the author name and URL remain intact.
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Wood Working Kingdom - All About Wood Working - GizmoLab Announces Design Intuition(R) Software for Mac OSX

2005-05-08T08:27:00.000-05:00

GizmoLab today announced the 1.0 release of its Design Intuition(R) computer-aided design software for Apple Macintosh OSX. Design Intuition(R) makes it possible for the average craftsperson or independent woodworker to produce construction-quality blueprints in minutes. "I tried three or four Computer-Aided Design and Cabinetry Design programs that friends, who were architects and industrial designers, recommended. I didn't like what I found," said Jonathan Sand, CEO and Chief Software Architect for GizmoLab. "I immediately noticed high prices ($1000 to $4000) and ugly learning curves. How could an individual woodworker afford that?" GizmoLab's Design Intuition(R) retails for $129.97, but is available through January 10, 2004 for $99.97. Designed for Simplicity and Immediacy "Design Intuition(R) was created by a professional woodworker for professional woodworkers and craftspeople," said Michael Knowles, Vice-President of Corporate Communications at GizmoLab. "When I saw Jonathan create construction blueprints for a set of kitchen cabinets in three minutes, I knew he had a winner. I've never seen another tool do that."Fast Design Made Possible with Smart Objects To simplify and speed up project creation, Design Intuition(R) is equipped with a library of pre-made, fully customizable designs, called Smart Objects. The library contains cabinet carcasses, drawers, a wide variety of cabinets, standard lumber sizes and a variety of other items in common use in woodworking. Users drag Smart Objects from the library and then stretch them to size for the project. Smart Objects take the tedium out of design. GizmoLab adds to the Smart Objects library monthly, often based upon customer requests.3D Inside and Out A typical set of blueprints contains front, side and top views. Most CAD programs require that you draw each separately. In Design Intuition(R), draw it once, and you've drawn it in all views. Make an adjustment in one view, and it's made in all views. "It's a computer. It should do a lot of the work for you," Sand said. Because Design Intuition(R) uses OpenGL software, users can also view their designs in 3D to see what the finished product will look like. About GizmoLab GizmoLab is the brainchild of Jonathan Sand, a long-time software engineer and professional cabinet maker. Headquartered in Boulder Creek, Calif., GizmoLab is devoted to helping creative people everywhere Dream It Up!(TM) Visit the company's Web site at http://www.gizmolab.com/save/rel/1SOURCE: GizmoLabThis article courtesy of http://WoodworkingKingdom.com.You may freely reprint this article on your website or in your newsletter provided this courtesy notice and the author name and URL remain intact.
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Wood Working Kingdom - All About Wood Working - Vietnam Emerging As a Major Wood Product Trading Partner

2005-05-06T10:59:00.000-05:00

A surging demand for Vietnamese furniture has created a large market for US wood products and woodworking machinery. Vietnamese manufacturers are rushing to fill the void as Chinese furniture exports dwindle due to US antidumping petitions. As Vietnam's furniture industry grows, so too does its demand for logs, lumber, woodworking machinery and technology. Vietnam's expanding wood processing industry relies upon imported wood. Total timber imports to Vietnam reached US$250 million in 2003, and significant growth is expected. The demand for woodworking machinery and related equipment is also soaring.According to Wood & Wood Products magazine, Vietnam is on its way to becoming a "wood products giant." In 2003, Vietnam's wooden exports exceeded US$ 560 million – a 28% increase on 2002 and is expected to reach $US 750 million this year, as reported by the Vietnam Ministry of Trade. Within three years, 75 percent to 80 percent of wood furniture sold in the United States will be manufactured in Asia, says Keith B. Hughes, an industry analyst with SunTrust Robinson Humphrey Capital Markets.To seize these opportunities, the Vietnam Resource Group – a private consulting firm in Washington DC - is organizing two trade missions to Vietnam:1. Outsourcing Mission: From Sept. 29 to Oct. 3rd , 2004 : This mission is to outsource furniture/handicraft products in Vietnam in conjunction with the International Furniture and Handicraft 2004 Fair, organized by the Service of Trade of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam2. Marketing Mission: From Oct. 12h to 18th , 2004: This mission's objective is to assist participants to market their wood and wood-related products and machinery in Vietnam. It is in conjunction with the 4th International Woodworking Machinery Industry Expo , organized by the Vietnam National Expo and Advertising Company and hosted by the Ministry of Trade.These trade missions are coordinated by Mr. Trung Trinh, Managing Partner of Vietnam Resource Group. Mr. Trinh has been involved with business development in Vietnam since 1994 and has been assisting numerous US companies to establish business contacts and to develop successfully business projects in Vietnam.For more information on how to participate in these missions, please contact:East Coast:Trung Trinh: 202-271-8200West Coast :Ross Meador: 510-845-5726Or email us at: vietgroupusa@vietgroup.net www.vietgroup.netThis article courtesy of http://WoodworkingKingdom.com.You may freely reprint this article on your website or in your newsletter provided this courtesy notice and the author name and URL remain intact.
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