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Sending our work into the world

s both of my daughters pack for college, preparing to empty the nest, I’ve been busy preparing for my next project. As I take measurements, lay out parts, and cut joints, it strikes me how much building projects in our shops is akin to raising children in our homes.As we do with our children, we can’t help but imbue

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