All the trades can make good money, stay out of industrial facilities and away from heavy machinery for safety, and getting in is based on who you know and what you're willing to do. I'm a carpenter and when I first started I was a laborer making like 12 an hour to haul heavy shit for 12hrs shifts. Few years later and I do my own stuff making up to 20k a week, but usually around 5k. All cash
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Partial remodel can run you 10k. Can finish that in 2 days with my friends. Residential is where the money is for me. I got a buddy that does only concrete and he's done some 50k jobs with 3 dudes. Yes industrial electricians that only run conduit and data usually have it good. Guys at the factory I used to contract at made 53/hr and never did anything wild.
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I'd consider that wood working, and it can be super lucrative. I just don't mess with that, built a few cabinets and not my thing.
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