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1. 
   FastEddie | Feb 06, 2006 06:03pm | #1

   Are you talking about a lead carpenter or a journeyman or an apprentice?  And is this take home pay of billable to the customer or what?  New work or remodel?  Residential or commercial?  Union or open shop?

    

    

   "When asked if you can do something, tell'em "Why certainly I can", then get busy and find a way to do it."  T. Roosevelt

2. 
   Toolpig | Feb 06, 2006 10:22pm | #2

   That's a large region. I would guess that a carpenter in Plymouth, for instance, might make more than one in Gary or South Bend.

   TF

   Toolfanatic (a.k.a. The man formerly known as "Toolfreak")
3. 
   doodabug | Feb 07, 2006 01:27am | #3

   LaPorte County, I would say $16-25 Hr.

4. 
   doodabug | Feb 07, 2006 02:26am | #4

   What you don't believe me?

5. 
   doodabug | Feb 07, 2006 02:46am | #5

   That would be non union residential and be able to do stairs and roofs.

6. 
   RichBeckman | Feb 08, 2006 05:35am | #6

   Starke County!

   Where every adult male is a plumber!

   That's what the guy at the hardware store told my sister a few years ago when she was trying to find a good plumber.

   My sister and my mom live in Starke County, but not in Knox proper.

   Rich Beckman

   Another day, another tool.