Is site carpentry good?
Posted by Hellis-goose@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 4 comments
I’m thinking about getting into site carpentry after my gcse does anyone know if it’s a good job to have.
Posted by Hellis-goose@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 4 comments
I’m thinking about getting into site carpentry after my gcse does anyone know if it’s a good job to have.
CarpeCyprinidae@reddit
You will never be without work, as long as you learn it to a good standard and deliver good work.
Carpenters tend to be happier people than metal, stone or steelworkers, too - Nevil Shute noticed that in one of his books and its still true: The qualities of the material make it more satisfying to work with, and the reduced need to strike it means its less damaging to the joints than a lifetime of chiselling or hammering
Mysterious_Alps6852@reddit
Absolutely!Site carpentry is a solid choice—gets you outdoors, hands-on, and it's super satisfying seeing your work stand tall.Plus, it's a skill always in demand.
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