PRODUCT PREVIEW · 30 cm H × 25 cm W · Frame included · Not available to order until the final personalisation check is complete.

Wolfborn Studio · Made in Queensland

Carpenter Definition Print

A definition print with a sense of humour. Choose one of five definitions, or write your own for a gift that sounds just like them.

$49.00 AUD

Frame included · Laser cut, UV printed and assembled in-house

30 cm H × 25 cm WClear acrylicMade to order
Choose your definition
Choose your frame colour

Choose one of the wood finishes below. Your frame is included in the price.

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View the wood colour guide Wood Choices — Walnut, Cedar, Birch and Cherry Varnished Plywood.

Main product images show the definition layout, not the selected frame colour. Use these wood samples to choose your finish. Wood grain and screen colours may vary.

Someone who can turn a pile of timber into something straight, level and considerably better than what you were going to build.

Choose a ready-made definition or create your own.

Made to order in Queensland. Production is required before dispatch or collection. Please contact us before ordering for a specific date.

Clear acrylic

Your background becomes part of the display.

Frame included

Laser cut and assembled by us.

UV printed in-house

Made to order at Wolfborn Studio.

Their kind of humour

Choose a definition or write your own.

Find the definition that sounds like them.

Same framed print. A different sense of humour. Select an image to see that version above.

Definition 1

Someone who can turn a pile of timber into something straight, level and considerably better than what you were going to build.

Definition 2

A professional who measures twice, cuts once and quietly judges people who don't.

Definition 3

Someone who owns seventeen different tools for jobs you thought required one.

Definition 4

A person capable of making beautiful things from timber while producing enough sawdust to fill another house.

Definition 5

Someone who knows the difference between 2 millimetres and “close enough.”

See also: perfectionist.

Write My Own

Your title, your joke, your wording. Use the guide and six separate line fields to create a personal version.

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