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Working at Woodworking: How to Organize Your Shop and Your Business

Working at Woodworking: How to Organize Your Shop and Your Business

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Do you yearn to be a woodworker
Review: This book is an absolute must for anybody who wants to be a cabinetmaker or own a small shop. Of course you could work 20 years and get this information first hand, the hard way. Mr Tolpin --Hat's off--- Great job, Thank you very, very much

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Fun and nutritious!
Review: This books is both useful and fun, but in an unusual way: It combines solid business planning information with a lot of information on how to set up your shop. I have read a number of woodworking/business books, and they are dull, not enough jigs and tool talk. Here you get both in an integrated way that makes each strand more useful: All the technology has a purpose.

Really a unique way of packaging a woodworking book. Of course the ultimate lesson is that you should drop all that woodworking nonsense and like Mr. Tolpin become a nationally recognized writer of coffee table books. They're good too, but I miss him.

Oh, by the way, the focus is a two car garage sized cabinet shop.


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