How can you become a woodcutter?

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AnswerBest alternative is to become an Apprentice to a Journeyman Carpenter. This will certainly give one a wonderful hands on approach to woodworking. Another important part of woodworking is being proficient in math - in particular dealing with fractions. Answer

I also found Geometry, Trigonometry in compound joints helps. A fair amount of knowledge in wood, such as the properties of the wood, (hard, soft, strong, weak, oily, dry, etc.). A mechanical background helps also.

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The term "master craftsman" comes from the old guild system. In it, someone entering the trade would apprentice to, usually, a master craftsman for a number of years. (In today's environment the apprenticeship is often done at a community college, where the instructors serve as the masters.) After passing your apprenticeship you become a journeyman and can work in the trade. After a period of years you can take a master's examination and become a master craftsman. The test normally involves making something you've never made before; the item you made was called the "masterpiece." (And now you know why it's called that.) This is how it's still done in Europe, but in America where we never had a guild system a master is basically whatever the master says it is.

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The word master refers to the expert, the one who is expert in the field is called as master. The master woodworker is called when he does his work with lot of creativity and combines the woodworking business ideas in the work. Normally he delivers the products with the lot of creativity and the dedication, it is seen in the products that he sells.

Answer 2

Practice practice practice