the.com/carpenter

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means A skilled tradesperson who builds, shapes, and repairs structures and objects out of wood.

from From the Latin 'carpentarius,' meaning a maker of carriages or wagons — itself from 'carpentum,' a two-wheeled Gallic chariot, a word the Romans likely borrowed from the Celtic Gauls. So before carpenters framed houses, they framed wheels; the trade rolled in from coachwork to woodwork over the centuries, reaching English through Old French 'carpentier.'

Ancient trade: Older than the pyramids by thousands of years
Famous one: Jesus was raised in a carpenter's workshop
Sacred geometry: Japanese temples joined without nails for centuries
Body language: Often missing fingertips, never missing pride
Math secret: The 3-4-5 rule makes perfect right angles

for instance

jesus of nazareth — jewish carpenter in 1st century galilee before becoming a religious figure

john harrison — english carpenter and clockmaker who solved the longitude problem in 1761

norm abram — master carpenter on pbs's the new yankee workshop, aired 1989-2009