woodworker

The output of a legion of Shaker craftsmen can be matched by a single moderately skilled woodworker today.

A diligent, conscientious woodworker might make just as good a cabinet as someone who loves to work wood.

Sure it has a weird handle and low tpi, but every woodworker knows what a back saw is.

It would be like a baseball player being called a woodworker because she used a wooden bat.

Vim is to me as a woodworker's chest of honed block planes is to such a craftsman.

One simple reason - he was a woodworker, and he was building a woodworking-focused CAD project.

Like a good woodworker, you've got to go with the grain, not against it.

The average woodworker probably doesn't know how to properly use a lathe, but they don't go on WoodHacker News saying that lathes suck.

Hell, I have a fantasy of becoming a woodworker and am a tool away from having a decent set (router).

A woodworker's skills don't age, so long as they're maintained by practice.

I am an amateur woodworker and you are 100% correct on the price of wood.

And a highly trained, professional woodworker will probably make much better cabinets than an enthusiastic amateur who is just having a go in their spare time.

I think the total economic size of the "at least somewhat skilled woodworker" is larger today than in the olden days.

I leave you with one of my favorite quotes from a well known woodworker: “We must guard our enthusiasm as we would our lives” - James Krenov Good luck!

It's the "conceptual drought modelling" equivalent of a woodworker trying to drum up attention for his range of kitchen cabinets by saying "they're the kinds of cabinet I think Justin Bieber would like".