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    Default Hey evry1 please read just some quesitons about wood

    hi my name is steven and im 14 from sydney
    im currently doing an assignment for woodwork and i need some information like some jobs that use wood a lot and also stuff like how many are there in australia for etc im doing 3 jobs and one is carpentry so does anyone know how many carpenters there are in australia?
    and other stuff like the yearly wages and the working hours everyday

    thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by thewoodworker91
    does anyone know how many carpenters there are in australia?

    thank you
    Zero.....they are all wood butchers....

    Wmhahahahahaha

    Al

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    Quote Originally Posted by ozwinner
    Zero.....they are all wood butchers....

    Wmhahahahahaha

    Al
    For the record the is only and will only ever be one "Wood Butcher"

    (actually there is two here but we won't mention that!)
    Have a nice day - Cheers

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    Seriously Steve welcome,

    I used to be a wood machinist for ten years. Basically wood machinists are smart cabinet makers. Cabinet makers make one thing at a time, wood machinist use their brains and work out how to make hundreds

    I think my max wage was around $37k per year as a level 1 tradesman and the average working week was around 45 - 48 hours at work, then another 6 hrs a week at home doing production schedules, quotes for orders etc.

    Now I think of it I'm glad to be changing occupation. Teaching, 40 hrs per week starting at $45k per year with 9 weeks holidays. Man it is going to be hard (yeah I know there are kids involved but every job has its downside)
    Have a nice day - Cheers

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    Steven this is a forum for people intrested in wood working, and I would guess that most are not carpenters.
    For the information you are looking for try the master builders association at this link
    http://www.masterbuilders.com.au/index.asp

    Rgds
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    or the bureau of statistics, wherever they are.
    Regards, Bob Thomas

    www.wombatsawmill.com

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    Quote Originally Posted by echnidna
    or the bureau of statistics, wherever they are.
    In that cupboard in the corner of your bedroom... :mad:
    If you never made a mistake, you never made anything!


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