A CARPENTER????

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Williy

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I don't believe what I see here:

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Not just carpentry either.
 
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Looks like he may have been using the saw to get a nice starter slot going, then return to the ladder to finish it.

I’ve done that. No biggie.
 
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A tinknocker bud told me this story years ago and insists this is true:

Two guys he was working with on a project were on a scaffold installing a run of duct. For some reason they couldn't reach what they needed to so they slid one plank outside of the scaffold frame for #1 tinknocker to stand on while #2 remained on the scaffold to be a counterweight. All was well till #1 said "Gimme a hand".
 
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On one hand, I’ve worked with a lot of tin knockers, so it could be believable, but I’ve also met some of the best tradesmen in the world being tinners!
 
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On one hand, I’ve worked with a lot of tin knockers, so it could be believable, but I’ve also met some of the best tradesmen in the world being tinners!
Yup. The company I retired from had all the trades, but we were heavy on electrical and mechanical. All trades have both Einsteins and Gomer Pyles:)
 
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Yup. The company I retired from had all the trades, but we were heavy on electrical and mechanical. All trades have both Einsteins and Gomer Pyles:)
I’ve seen some works of arts, created by a good tinner!
 
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He may have also lost his carpenter’s pencil and is using the saw to mark the rafter, joist, beam, etc.
 
 
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