TLE Lesson 1

• _____ is a valuable skill that benefits both professional carpenters and students. This practical knowledge helps you maintain and repair household fixtures according to industry standards. By learning proper _____ techniques, you can handle various home improvement tasks safely and effectively.

• Carpentry

• Carpenter

• Residential Carpentry Work

• Commercial Carpentry Work

• Industrial Carpentry Work

• A _____ is basically responsible for putting parts of a structure together and making them look the way the structure has been planned to look like.

• Carpentry

• Carpenter

• Residential Carpentry Work

• Commercial Carpentry Work

• Industrial Carpentry Work

• _____ practically covers the areas where there is the need for building, fixing, repairs, or refurbishment. • _____ works can cover floors, ceilings, kitchens, bathrooms, doorways, roofs, moldings, frameworks, and many more.

• Carpentry

• Carpenter

• Residential Carpentry Work

• Commercial Carpentry Work

• Industrial Carpentry Work

_____ is one of the oldest skilled trades, but is still widely required in modern construction. It means, therefore, that a carpenter is also almost indispensable as far as the construction industry is concerned. What makes _____ relevant as a course is due to the immense value of the work that a carpenter does. Carpenters can build, repair, and remodel existing structures of all kinds. The demand for carpenters is high.

• Carpentry

• Carpenter

• Residential Carpentry Work

• Commercial Carpentry Work

• Industrial Carpentry Work

• Building and remodeling of homes, townhouses, and condominiums. • Residential carpenters build and set forms for walls, footings, and slabs; they frame and finish exterior walls, roofs, and decks. They also frame interior walls, install drywall, build stairs, crown moldings, doors, and cabinets. They may also tile floors or lay wood floors.

• Carpentry

• Carpenter

• Residential Carpentry Work

• Commercial Carpentry Work

• Industrial Carpentry Work

• Building and remodeling of commercial buildings, schools, shopping malls, hotels, and hospitals. While some specialize in working with light-gauge and load bearing steel framing for interior partitions, exterior framing, and wall construction, others focus on working with concrete forming systems and finishing interior and exterior walls, partitions, and ceilings.

• Carpentry

• Carpenter

• Residential Carpentry Work

• Commercial Carpentry Work

• Industrial Carpentry Work

• Focusing on civil and industrial settings, building scaffolding, and creating and setting forms for pouring concrete. • Industrial carpenters build tunnel bracing or partitions in underground passageways or concrete forms for tunnels, bridges, dams, power plants, or sewer construction projects.

• Carpentry

• Carpenter

• Residential Carpentry Work

• Commercial Carpentry Work

• Industrial Carpentry Work

A _____ is basically one who works with wood and his craft is called carpentry. _____s often specialize in one or two areas in order to hone and develop their skills for larger projects. Some of the types of _____s include:

• Carpentry

• Carpenter

• Residential Carpentry Work

• Commercial Carpentry Work

• Industrial Carpentry Work

do framing, roofing, formwork, and other structural work like tunnels, bridges, etc. A meister is the one who does rough carpentry.

• Rough carpenters

• Trim carpenters

• Finish carpenters or joiners

• Cabinet makers

• Joisters

specialize in moldings and trims, such as mantles, skirting boards, and other ornamental work. They are also called finish carpenters because they typically complete a job and make it look finished. Cabinet installers are also sometimes called trim carpenters.

• Rough carpenters

• Trim carpenters

• Finish carpenters or joiners

• Cabinet makers

• Joisters