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From: Doc <>
Subject: Re: [NYNEWYOR] Ship Joiner
Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 15:56:41 -0700
References: <45BFA9D6.8030103@shaw.ca>
In-Reply-To: <45BFA9D6.8030103@shaw.ca>


TITLE(s): JOINER HELPER (ship-boat mfg.)

Performs any combination of following tasks to assist JOINER (ship-boat
mfg.) in constructing and repairing wooden and plastic parts of vessels,
such as cabin paneling, cabinets, and deck structures: Cuts wooden
battens to specified size, using portable power saw. Attaches battens to
bulkheads, using glue, screws, and powered screwdriver. Cuts mahogany,
oak, or birch paneling to specified size, and holds paneling in place
while JOINER (ship-boat mfg.) secures paneling to battens. Cuts
insulating or sound-absorbing material, such as fiberglass, cork, or
felt, into specified shape, following templates or oral directions and
using shears, rules, knives, and straightedge. Hammers retaining holders
into studs to hold insulation in place, and tapes seams of insulation to
obtain smooth joint. Spreads rubber or plastic cement on decks to be
covered with tile or linoleum. Cuts tile or linoleum to fit in corners
and around equipment, using cutting tools. Applies glue to joints or
edges of cabinet or furniture parts, using brush, assembles parts
together, and places assembled parts in clamps until glue has dried.
Covers tables and desks with laminated plastic covering material.
Smooths boat surfaces to remove defects, such as ridges, tool marks,
glue, and excess caulking material, using hand sander.

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Begnal-Blaschko/Blaszko/Blaskow-Perry/Pereira Cardoso-Wilson
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Pat & Fred wrote:

>Hi, My brother works for a boat builder. I will call him later in the
>day, when he is home from work. He may know what job entails.
>Pat
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