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"A joiner begins where the carpenter leaves off. As soon as the roof, flooring, and other heavy work is finishes, the joiner comes into the house, and fits the window-frames and sashes, doors, cupboards, shelves, &c., &c., without which we should not feel much tempted to make a prolonged staying the house, however cleverly his able predecessors had accomplished their allotted tasks." Our Workshop - being A Practical Guide to The Armature in The Art of Carpentry and Joinery, 1866
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