Butcher Baker Candle Stick Maker

[David006]

Okay..... we obviously have a plethora of current and ex professionals and experienced DIY’ers on TV...yes?

Is it possible that we could have a maybe a code or something perhaps in signature as to career background or positive or negative experience in various DIY projects.

I note we have a couple of career electricians (Crossie and Electau?) lots of people have a great deal of hands on positive or negative experience to impart be they ex clerks or ditch diggers.

There are probably many experienced chappies be they money managers, tilers (not Masons!), builders, roofers, plumbers, architects, painters, dry wall’ ers, frickin lawyers ad nauseam with so much information to share in response to queries.

It would be nice to know who and the background and credentials of those replying to queries maybe??

I am not talking about self professed experts as don’t believe there is such a thing. Just think it would be nice to know the credibility of respondents...

If not well “never mind.” Mother Father kindly please disregard this letter.....

[Kwasaki]

Never ever been a Butcher, have been a Baker delivery driver, never a candle stick maker.

Here's my CV

Many jobs for me after leaving school, Goldsmith, Stationery store owner, Carpenter, a factory shift worker.

Draughtsmen, Roofer domestic & Industrial and General builder, Roofing company supervisor, Roofing and building construction company director, and now a house husband in Thailand without a work permit .

[Crossy]

My dad was a Master Baker

[terryq]

My dad was a Master Baker

Have you spelled that correctly ????

But he still found time for something else, otherwise you would not have been born.

(apols in advance)

[necronx99]

My dad was a Master Baker

My Dad was a Bastard Maker...

[Artisi]

I'm not too bad on the bread making, candle stick I know nothing but did spend nearly 40 years in the pump industry, hands-on, design, application, trouble shooting, training and marketing.

[UbonOz]

My dad was a Master Baker

Unfortunately, cannot add the bunny to the signature box, it says you can only use two lines