Basic Cabinetmaking | American Woodworking Academy

Creating a New York Spice Cabinet with a Raised Panel Door and Drawer

Have Fun and Try New Techniques! Savor twenty-four lab hours of woodworking. The course is for beginners through amateurs and normally follows Fundamentals of Woodworking (SPI-600). The trainer will assist you in developing your skills toward cabinetmaking. Students will be exposed to several common and useful cabinetmaking operations.

The following are specific woodworking technologies presented.

Reading plans
Reviewing types of joinery
Learning molding fabricating techniques
Developing drawer making skills
Manufacturing to finish size various wood parts
Creating curved designs with a pattern
Acquiring Bandsaw techniques for curved radius cutting
Fabricating dado joinery
Producing rabbet joinery
Making a raised panel insert
Constructing a door frame
Attaching hardware correctly

Class for AGES 12 and UP or School's Permission

Class # SPI-601

A certificate is awarded upon class completion

Prerequisites:
SPI-600 or with schools permission.
NO materials required; NO tools needed

The class takes twenty-four hours in eight hour blocks of time over a three-day period encompassing a Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Days and times may be altered depending on the circumstances.

Fees:
Tuition $625.00 + Laboratory $100.00 + Materials (solid oak) $35.00 = $760.00 and you keep the project.

1304 West Lark Industrial, Fenton, MO 63026 • (636) 343-3750