c/cabinetmakers

I learned this trade through a long, hands-on apprenticeship. Today, new folks often start with video tutorials and short classes. Is the traditional path still the best way to build real skill?

My brother-in-law keeps borrowing my chisels and returns them dull.

Family should respect tools or buy their own.

My buddy thought he could build a bookshelf from a video he saw

Now his living room has a leaning tower of plywood.

Forgot to account for wood expansion on a big door project.

The ENTIRE frame warped after one season.