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  1. Father-son joiners work on Cheshire mill restoration

    Father-son joiners work on Cheshire mill restoration

    Conservation work on National Trust mill in Cheshire is nearing completion, with the success of the delicate project relying on the skills of a host of local craftsmen and builders. The project manager, Catherine Farfan, has been blogging the progress of the restoration efforts and said that, at one point, they even had father-and-son specialist […]

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  2. Carpenter friends venturing into sustainable construction

    Carpenter friends venturing into sustainable construction

    Two carpenter friends are keeping themselves in brisk business with their wooden design and construction company, creating projects such as outdoor classrooms and woodland carvings. Tim Atkins started Artisan Structures with his friend, Duncan Dodds, after having what he called a “road to Damascus” moment after working in electronics for many years. After gaining experience […]

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  3. Become a carpenter

    Become a carpenter

    If you are looking to change your career or add to your current skill-set then taking one of the many carpentry courses available could be just the right move. Carpenters are increasingly in demand within both the construction industry and private sector. With roles that range from installing kitchens and hanging doors to building bespoke […]

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  4. Have you considered carpentry as a career after leaving the army?

    Have you considered carpentry as a career after leaving the army?

    Finding a job after coming out of the army can be tricky, as the civilian workplace is a very different environment. Being amidst the cut and thrust of office politics, where disrespecting your superiors is elevated to an art form, can be a shock to the system. A desk job can also be extremely frustrating […]

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  5. Able Skills now offers Carpentry up to Level 3

    Able Skills now offers Carpentry up to Level 3

    This is an example of some of the student’s work that is carried out at Able Skills Carpentry Department. Able Skills now offers Carpentry up to Level 3.Josh Iddon attended the 12 week Carpentry & Joinery City & Guilds courseHaving decided to retrain as a carpenter I looked on the internet for information on how […]

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  6. Retraining for a career in the construction industry

    Retraining for a career in the construction industry

    After a career where every day is the same, many people consider retraining to enter into the construction industry, due to its flexibility, earnings potential and variety. There are countless different trades available, including plumbing, electrics, carpentry, bricklaying and plastering; there are also some specialist up-and-coming trades, for example renewable energy installation. It is not […]

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  7. How to be good at DIY

    How to be good at DIY

    DIY can be enjoyable, confidence building and economical. However if it goes wrong it can also be costly and frustrating, especially when it is done by someone who finds it difficult. In order to ensure that the results are always good, it is important to gain some experience and knowledge before starting a project. Some […]

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  8. Carpentry qualifications

    Carpentry qualifications

    Carpentry is a very useful trade as it allows tradesmen to become involved in many different projects. Carpenters may undertake projects such as fitting kitchens, hanging doors and constructing built-in cupboards. It involves the use of many different power tools and many different skills, therefore it is a good idea to gain carpentry qualifications to […]

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  9. Carpentry courses could be in more demand thanks to 'natural beauty' of wood

    Carpentry courses could be in more demand thanks to 'natural beauty' of wood

    The attractive qualities that wood possesses make it a popular material for interior design, says one industry expert, which could lead to more workers signing up to carpentry courses. Director of Pascoe Interiors Clare Pascoe claimed that wood gets more beautiful with age as long as it is cared for in the right way, which […]

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  10. Carpentry courses could help interior designers use wood in bedrooms

    Carpentry courses could help interior designers use wood in bedrooms

    It is becoming more popular to use wood in bedrooms, according to one industry source, which could lead to increased demand for carpentry courses. Bed and sleep specialist Warren Evans described how natural and environmentally-friendly materials such as wood are being used a lot by eco-conscious consumers, when designing their bedrooms. He also highlighted how […]

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  11. Interest in carpentry courses may rise thanks to popularity of wooden floors

    Interest in carpentry courses may rise thanks to popularity of wooden floors

    Demand for carpentry courses may increase if wooden floors stay in fashion, with one source claiming such interior design is “very top end”. Interior designer Carolyn Park explained that this type of flooring has caused consumers to fall in love with decorations made from wood. If this trend continues more workers may decide to sign […]

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  12. Wooden interior design popularity could inspire carpentry courses demand

    Wooden interior design popularity could inspire carpentry courses demand

    Interest in carpentry courses could be set to rise after a DIY expert lauded the versatility of wood as an interior design material. Carolyn Park, who is head of design for her own interior design firm, explained that the main benefit is its versatility, but it is also useful because it takes away the limitations […]

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