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Friday, July 31, 2009
Millions of people all over the world are associated with the woodworking industry. The industry is their means of livelihood and they spend each day creating something new for the benefit of the customers. The best way to showcase all the best products is through the woodworking shows. In these woodworking shows, the customers get to see the latest and the best wood products under one roof and the producers also get a chance to showcase their craftsmanship. The woodworking shows are also a forum for the woodworkers to meet and see what the others are doing in their industry. There are many big woodworking shows held all over the world, in nearly every big city.
One of the biggest woodworking shows is held in China, every year. The woodworking show is called the Furniture Manufacturing & Supply China or FMC in short. This is said to be the third largest woodworking show in the world in terms of volume and revenue generation. This year’s edition of the FMC will be held in the month of September and is expected to be bigger and grander than the FMC 2008. This woodworking show will have a bigger display area and a forum for the exchange of ideas and business dialogues. The total exhibition area is expected to be more than 32,000 square meters, excluding the business area. More than 550 companies from all over the world are expected to participate in this woodworking show. Another very popular woodworking show is the London Woodworking Show which is held in London, Ontario. This is said to be one of the longest running and well administered shows in the world. The retail show is known to exhibit every possible woodworking tools for the hobbyists and the professionals alike. This show has received many visitors and is doing a lot of business within a very short time span. For more articles on woodworking shows go here. by: Router Table Depot 
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