How can I Be a Power Tool Professional?

I Want to be a power tool professional. Can you give me some ideas to improve my skill?
Thanks in advance…
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Learn and good luck.
Not sure what you're asking. Do you want to be a carpenter? Cabinet maker? Are you using the word "professional" in the sense of making a living or in the sense of highly skilled? Local adult schools and community colleges offer lots of courses. I learned to weld a couple of years ago this way. Don't cut your fingers off.