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Blackfoot teen representing Gem State in World Skills cabinet making competition
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July 25, 2018
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2:18Now PlayingBLACKFOOT — It’s not a sport in the conventional sense, but for one Blackfoot teenager building cabinets is just as competitive.
Ethan Harrison’s passion is in the shop surrounded by sawdust, drawers, hinges and even more sawdust.
“I just loved the opportunity to take something and build something new,” Ethan says.
Recently Ethan qualified to be the United States representative for the World Skills cabinetmaking competition. The 2019 competition will take place in Kazan, Russia.
Ethan’s mother, Karla Harrison says that competitive cabinetmaking is more than just slapping wooden planks together. Competitors are expected to meet the industry standard. The 18-year-old describes competitive cabinet making as fine woodworking that takes precision. It isn’t just what people see at home in their kitchens. What Ethan makes for competitions is similar to an end table, a nightstand, or any other kind of wooden structure with specific cabinet characteristics.
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