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What's it like to work in a cabinet shop?
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 know, I know, every shop is different, but _how_ different can they be? With regards to framing, a wall is a wall is a wall. No matter who you're working for, the studs still go every sixteen inches, if you know what I mean. Without a "cabinet" notch on my toolbelt, am I qualified to work in a cabinet shop, even though I understand and can apply terms like rail, stile, carcass, dovetail and, most importantly, square? Scratch that--most importantly, SAFE. If I were to apply for work in a millwork shop, what would prospective employers look for in desirable employees with regard to technical skills? Just wondering. -Phil Crow |
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