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[AMA] I am a professional construction carpenter. Feel free to ask me anything.
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Can we each ask you more than one question?
No. Thank you for your question.
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I don't see why not.
What's the highest elevation your work has taken you?
above sea level I have no idea, but one of my previous jobs a few years ago was the roof of a 9 story building. That was a hot summer job.
Do you love or hate heights?
I'm fairly indifferent to them provided there are safety measures in place.
Put me on the side of a cliff naked, I'm not going to like heights very much, but with the proper safety gear it's just like working anywhere else only a few extra steps needed to not randomly die.
What has been your favorite place to do work on?
My favorite thing to work on are private homes. Either rehabs or fresh builds. There's something personally satisfying about building something where people are going to have the most important memories of their lives. Whether it's first time homeowners, or a new family settling into a larger house to grow their family.