Difference between revisions of "Carpentry"
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Carpenters range in the level of accuracy they work to, from [[framing]] through [[finish carpentry]] to [[cabinetwork]]. These can roughly be described by the tolerances they work to, from about +/- 1/8" for framing, +/- 1/32" in finish work, to sometimes microscopic tolerances (thousandths of an inch) in fine cabinetry. | Carpenters range in the level of accuracy they work to, from [[framing]] through [[finish carpentry]] to [[cabinetwork]]. These can roughly be described by the tolerances they work to, from about +/- 1/8" for framing, +/- 1/32" in finish work, to sometimes microscopic tolerances (thousandths of an inch) in fine cabinetry. | ||
| − | [[Jesus]] | + | [[Jesus Christ]] was a carpenter. |
Revision as of 23:00, June 9, 2007
Carpentry is the skill and art of working with wood, more specifically, the making of useful objects out of wood. A person who engages in carpentry is called a carpenter. Carpentry is one of the building trades.
Carpenters range in the level of accuracy they work to, from framing through finish carpentry to cabinetwork. These can roughly be described by the tolerances they work to, from about +/- 1/8" for framing, +/- 1/32" in finish work, to sometimes microscopic tolerances (thousandths of an inch) in fine cabinetry.
Jesus Christ was a carpenter.