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.

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
Designing built-ins for installation during a pandemic

December 10, 2020

You can have thoughtful details and an elegant fit, and STILL keep everyone safe.
Help wanted

December 2, 2020

Finding and keeping employees is a huge and complex issue for woodworking shops.
“Dear Nancy”

October 14, 2020

That 'free advice' you asked for on social media? It's worth its weight in thank-yous.
How to build hanging shelves with integrated lighting, Part 2: Installation

September 9, 2020

Shelves like these require careful planning and measuring, then measuring again, then testing your measurements, then testing again.
What is “fine woodworking,” anyway?

August 13, 2020

The job was challenging, the client is happy, and Nancy Hiller learned a few things along the way. That's "fine" enough for us.
How to build hanging shelves with integrated lighting-part 1

July 8, 2020

Working on a project that involves opening up the wall between the kitchen and living room while keeping each one a distinct space, Nancy Hiller creates suspended shelves which act as a subtle divider.

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