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What's it like to work in a cabinet shop?
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Morris Dovey
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I'm wondering whether or not production-type millwork jobs are anything
like wooddorking. There's a definite appeal there, but I've found that
one of the fastest ways to stop enjoying something is to do it for a
living. If any of you have found that to be true (or complete BS),
then let me know.
I once spent six months working in a furniture factory where the
primary product line was business/commercial furniture. I heard
recently that my old record of cutting 1200 chair frames (with no
rework/rejects and no CNC tooling) in a single shift still stands.
Production woodworking really isn't (IME) much like wooddorking.
It can be satisfying - but the reasons will be different.
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Morris Dovey
DeSoto Solar
DeSoto, Iowa USA
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