What is the difference ....

pennyb04 | 20:19 Fri 14th Sep 2007 | Jobs & Education

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between a Joiner and a Carpenter?
This is not a joke question, thanks for any serious answers

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pug100

According to my dictionary a carpenter is a person skilled in woodwork esp in builings and ships.
A joiner is a person skilled in making finished woodwork such as windows door and stairs.

chadad

Basically, a Joiner uses glue and a Carpenter does not.

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