CNC Automation receives a letter of appreciation for the donation of New Kitchen Cabinets produced during the Woodworking Machinery Show 2011 in Toronto, Ontario.

A special thank you goes out to everyone who has helped us in making this donation possible.

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Read a copy of the letter here

CNC Automation hatches grand plans for WMS
By Rich Christianson | 08/29/2011 12:00:00 AM

TORONTO -- Habitat for Humanity will be the beneficiary of CNC Automation's technology and generosity at the Woodworking Machinery & Supply Expo (WMS) October 27-29.

The St. Zotique, QC-based company plans to make and assemble parts into residential casegoods at its exhibit booth throughout the three-day show, taking place for the first time ever at the Direct Energy Centre. The casegoods will be donated to Habitat for Humanity Restore in Ontario.

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CNC Automation will be exhibiting at the Woodworking Machinery & Supply Expo (WMS) show this fall. 

Come by a visit us as we run our "factory" producing finished cabinets with doors.   All products manufactured will be once again donated to Habitat for Humanity.

WMS takes place Oct. 27-29 at the Direct Energy Centre, Toronto, Ontario.   Register early and you can save $20 dollars off the regular $30 dollar cost.

Main WMS 2011 Site - http://www.woodworkingexpo.ca/
Pricing and Special Offers - http://www.woodworkingexpo.ca/register/pricing

If you require assistance with registration, contact: johannel@cncautomation.com

CNC Automation was one on many proud sponsors of the "CANADIAN NIGHT" on the Thursday night of the AWFS show.

Team CNC wore Team Canada shirts to the event to clearly display our Canadian Heritage to all that attended. To our pleasure, the night was an amazing success with over 200 Canadian visitors showing up and over 50 representatives from all of the sponsors.

The room was full for the 3 hours of the event as Canadian woodworking companies mingled amongst themselves from one end of the country to the other. We have had numerous customers calling to say they enjoyed themselves tremendously and look forward to the next event so that they meet other similar companies in a casual setting.


Go Canada Go........

This past September at the WMS 2009 Show, CNC Automation in collaboration with our Suppliers and customers built kitchen cabinets, wardrobes and vanities that were then donated to the Habitat for Humanity Restore Program.

Many of the people who worked together during the show to not only illustrate what our products and machines could do in a real time production environment, were humbled by what was being created for the Habitat for Humanity program.  Too often during shows, raw material is wasted and finished products are destroyed once the show is completed.  This time CNC Automation and our partners wanted to make a difference.  We contacted Habitat for Humanity to see if there was a need.  This partnership proved to be rewarding to all concerned.

I would like to share with you, a letter that was received from Stewart Hardacre, President and Chief Operating Officer for Habitat for Humanity Canada.

Habitat for Humanity Letter of Appreciation

On the 16th and 17th of November, CNC Automation will have our doors open to interested parties looking at new ways to automate their facilities.

- New Thermwood CS43 in operation featuring "Quick Cut"
- 20/20 Cad and Design links direct to a Thermwood Router. Staff from 20/20 will be present to demonstrate and answer any questions you may have.

 -Ecab Software presentation.
- Profile modeler. Curved mouldings , carvings, and more.
- Panelmetrix and CPG software. What's new and how it can help your bottom line.
- Giben Smart saw and Hirtz throughfeed CNC boring machine presentations.

-Makor Q-one spray machine. We will be spraying water base RENNER products.


-Loewer Brush and Moulding sanders. Demonstrations will be done on solid and MDF doors both white

Please feel free to look at the pictures taken during our last show at WMS 09 in Toronto.

WMS09 pictures library

We are always looking for new ways to present our products and illustrate machines in a real production environment. We quickly realized that the amount of raw material we toss in the garbage was a total waste and thus the idea of donating a finished product became our goal. With the help of Habitat for Humanity we found a great partner to work with while benefiting a great cause and assisting the environment.

See pictures of our last event in Ontario

Open House - Lovetech 2009