Wood show URL's?

[Rob Littleton]

other than the www.woodworkingshows.com, anyone know any good links to monitor shows up coming in my area but not limited to AZ.

Fanx

[Jim Becker]

http://www.iwf2004.com
http://www.woodworks2003.com/

[Perry Schmidt]

OK, question about the IWF. My brother lives in Atlanta and last year I toyed w/ the idea of visiting the weekend of the IWF and going to the show. I'm not a pro, just a weekend wworker. (Even that is questionable given work schedule lately....)

But the question is the IWF looks really interesting, but geared much more towards the pros and businesses. Would it be worth going to for the average Joe?? If I went I'd have to start planning within the next month to get cheap air fare.

Thanks for the info.

Perry

[Alan Schaffter]

Slightly different URL, different show

http://www.thewoodworkingshows.com/

[Jamie Buxton]

OK, question about the IWF. My brother lives in Atlanta and last year I toyed w/ the idea of visiting the weekend of the IWF and going to the show. I'm not a pro, just a weekend wworker. (Even that is questionable given work schedule lately....)

But the question is the IWF looks really interesting, but geared much more towards the pros and businesses. Would it be worth going to for the average Joe?? If I went I'd have to start planning within the next month to get cheap air fare.

Thanks for the info.

Perry

Perry --
If it doesn't cost you much, IWF is great fun eventhough it is aimed at bigger fish than you. You get to gawk at big machinery -- things like production lines which eat pallets of MDF and emit finished cabinets, untouched by human hands. There's no hand tools, and almost nothing the average home-workshop guy would buy. But still it is great fun to look.

Jamie

[Perry Schmidt]

Thanks for the info.