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Why more customers are meeting us virtually
How do we combine our experience as a supplier and your experience as a manufacturer to create opportunities?
5 reasons why Accurate's training can make a difference in your business
We recognise that wood machining is a complex business which demands sophisticated machinery and skilled operators to ensure success and profitability. That’s why Accurate Australia & NZ have developed extensive training programs at all levels, to ensure that the quality of your human resource is in line with the quality of your equipment...
England scores its first all-timber football stadium
It will be “the greenest football stadium in the world”. In Gloucestershire, England, the world’s first all-timber football stadium has been given the green light...
The grand dame set to be topped with a new wood roof
Since the devastating April 2019 fire that crumbled major sections of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, discussion has been intense about how the 800-year-old landmark should be rebuilt.
5 ways that upskilling your workforce delivers a healthy ROI
Now that the new decade has begun in earnest, it’s as good a reason as any to invest in your team for their future development. To be successful, any enterprise needs efficient, dedicated people to help drive productivity, promote growth and introduce diversity to the offering...
North Sawn & OTC gain competitive edge with cut-and-balanced steel
Traditionally timber processors purchase their knife steel in bar lengths; manually cutting to size as required with instruments such as drop saws. Although this has been a satisfactory and commonly accepted practice; fewer and fewer companies are continuing this way...
3 tips to get more from your knife steel
Here we will look at three ways you can optimise your knife steel to achieve improved results across your operation.
Should I use high speed steel, coated or carbide knife steel?
Think about this for a second: when was the last time you took a step back and questioned the tooling in your operation? Have you been using the same knife steel for 2, 3 or even 5 years?
Two common decking issues nailed
Every year, before decking the halls for Christmas, the timber industry finds itself smack-bang in outdoor decking season...
RIP Australian native trees – unprecedented death rates
For the first time ever, drought has claimed the lives of rare, centuries-old sandalwood trees in the South Australian outback. Ecologist John Read believes the situation is a real indicator of climate change...