Woodworker, The (1940)

[olertimotey]

@BillyJean

Me too. I spend hundreds of dollars just to

have the kind of kit that I would want for

but was frustrated because of incomplete

information. Good thing I found this site:

TopWoodWorking.info

I have build a very nice built in wardrobe

to match my antique bedroom furniture.

It was really a great kit with complete and

detailed information.:))

[ramirobenitez66]

Hoy dia de San Jose , felicito a todos los carpinteros en su dia , especialmente a los mexicanos y latinos.

[lcm4fcw]

I landed into cabinetry almost 30 years ago being taught by a master cabinetmaker who insisted in teaching how to use hand tools before I used machinery. With this I can build anything out of wood with any type of tool. Now I have been in business for 5 years working at my own pace charging whatever price I feel fits. Whoever it was that said you can't get rich being a woodworker was wrong. I have plenty of money and I find myself volunteering my time teaching others how to work with wood.

[wazii6]

i agree

[squeapler]

@lcm4fcw that's awesome. I always wanted to learn but because I'm female and my father wasn't good with tools, I never did. I still want to learn someday. Have studied small metal work but not wood yet.

[Bullettube]

Boy does bring back memories!~ Thanks for posting.

[Katantika]

My tribute to those people worked very hard

Mi homenaje a todas las personas que trabajaron en esa época, sin las herramientas que existen ahora, todo a mano.