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Making Things Work by Nancy Hiller is a great read for any woodworker regardless of your experience. This book is not a “how to” book nor is it filled with projects and shop drawings. 

Making Things Work tells an often hilarious and candid story of a woodworkers life from early training to running a business and everything in between. All of her wonderfully told stories not only hold precious lessons about our craft but also reveals many of the pitfalls a professional maker faces. Anyone who may be considering making woodworking a full time job should definitely read this book. It is a short, easy read (138 pages) and is difficult to put down. 

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Adam, excellent test of our software!!!!!! Thanks sir for trying it out. When we go live with the system, I'll move this wonderful review to the actual live forum.

Thanks for taking up the challenge @Adam Welker!

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