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Anonymous users2024-01-23There are big differences, but the principle is pretty much the same. Mold carving should be specially learned to program, mold parting, and dismantling copper male.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It depends on the level of individual effort.
The difference between hand-carved and mechanical carving you asked (because hand-carved and hand-carved in the title is the same meaning), generally only high-end European-American homes have artificial carving, and only in very important parts (such as the core board in the middle of the bed, the flower in the middle of the sofa), and the others are mechanical carving. The mechanical engraving speed is fast, but the detail processing is poor, and it requires fine polishing in the later stage, and the cost is low; The manual engraving speed is slow, the detail processing is very good, the roundness is high, and the cost is high.
Learning carpentry is to have the ability to understand and understand, to have a deep basic skills of hand tools, plus tool making and repair, carpentry includes a wide range, there are bricklayers, electricians, painters, want to learn these is to have perseverance and will, this industry is endless, continuous base and innovation, learning three years and two years is just the skin, it is so, no young people are willing to learn the reason.
The issue of time should be considered comprehensively - one is that the master is willing to teach (able to drag out all the experience and possible problems), the second is his own understanding and effort, and the third is how long he can contact and learn various processes. >>>More
In the low-level half a year, you can operate low-grade work. >>>More
To do carpentry, you generally have to learn from the master for more than two years, and now people can't endure hardship, making furniture is hard, but making a lot of money, and the money is good.