You might be interested to learn carpentry to renew the floors in your home, cabinets, panels or frames, or would like to learn to participate and work in the construction of bridges, concrete, scaffolding and tunnels. There are a variety of ways that you can learn about this industry. If you prefer to learn from your home, study at your own pace is now possible through various forms. You can also connect with other carpenter apprentices and experts in the field by a computer message boards and associations.
Instructions
- Buy a book for beginners’ introduction to carpentry somewhere through web and Book Closeouts, Amazon or Borders. Titles include topics such as “simplified carpentry” David and Jeanie Stiles Trusty; “Carpentry for Beginners” Charles Harold Hayward; “Carpentry for boos” Gene Hamilton, among others; and “Step by Step Basic Carpentry” Ben Allen.
- Look for DVDs (or VHS videos) about woodworking as “complete guide to install hardwood floors,” “The essence of rustic furniture,” “Making drawers” and “Making doors”, available in various places as The Woodworker’s Library.
- Post your questions or read the questions on Internet sites about woodworking. For example, “Expert advice on home improvement” has a section dedicated to woodworking, where information and issues such as “Installing boards in a workshop”, “How to build a seat for a window,” “shown the advantages of nail guns “and how to make a portable bench.
- Join an industry group as the official website of the Wood Workers Association (WWA). These organizations often provide links to the contact information of its members. For example, the WWA offers a collection of more than 2,300 views on tools, a section of questions and answers, a newsletter, chat groups and a collection of educational videos constantly growing.
- Start a task to introduce you to the carpentry. Build Easy websites like “Things to build” provide clear instructions for new carpenters together with lists of materials and tools, as well as photographs to help the project along. When you buy your cookware, request help from the store clerk, is sure to put everything on hand before starting your project. Economic utensils since you’re just starting. You can invest in more expensive tools once you’ve gained more confidence.