Nancy R. Hiller

Nancy Hiller is a professional cabinetmaker who has operated NR Hiller Design, Inc. since 1995. Her most recent book is Making Things Work.

Surviving the Covid cluster

October 14, 2021

When a pandemic wreaks havoc with the normal course of construction, you need creativity and calm.
Own your schedule

September 22, 2021

Written agreements and good communication can spare you and your customers a lot of heartburn and sleepless nights.
Become a better woodworker overnight

July 22, 2021

The answer isn't better tools or more tools, or even more skills. It's vision.
There is no level playing field

June 17, 2021

The keys to success in the woodworking business are as varied as the craftspeople themselves.
Why I fit kitchen cabinet doors and drawers on site

May 13, 2021

It's a surefire way to get a perfect fit without breaking your back.
Working in the shop with cancer

April 28, 2021

Diagnosis and treatment don't mean your shop days are over, but you do have to make some changes.
Problem with a product? Contact the manufacturer

March 29, 2021

No one is immune to mistakes, so give them an opportunity to make it right.
Women’s History Month and Fine Woodworking

March 23, 2021

An eye-opening series of Instagram posts sparked some inspiring discussions—and some that weren't so inspiring.
What I’ve learned about health insurance

February 9, 2021

For professional woodworkers, it pays to learn about the cost of health care before you need it.
Defining success

January 20, 2021

It's not about money, but about a building a life that brings you meaning, pleasure, and satisfaction

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