About this Event
Dates: September 23 - 28, 2024
Instructor: Rob Spiece
Course Description: Cabinetmaking is a wide and varied discipline and it employs all the skills of a furniture maker. Taking notes from makers like Wharton Esherick and James Krenov, we can elevate a cabinet by putting natural materials in their best light and in paying close attention to how different woodgrain interacts in a whole piece.
In this class, we’ll be making a dovetailed case fitted with inset doors and a drawer. Along the way, we’ll use every tool a modern woodshop has to offer. For this exacting work, a router and table saw will get us very close, but we’ll fine tune at the bench with hand tools.
I find cabinetmaking to be among the most rewarding work in the shop. It allows you to stretch your skills and consider the material you’re working with.
- Sourcing and working with figured material
- Frame and Panel work
- Resawing
- Design
- Using knife hinges
- Through dovetails with the bandsaw, tablesaw, and by hand
- Side hung drawers
- Making shiplap for back panels
Required Tool List:
- ¼ Trim Router
- ¼ Straight Cutting Bit
- Random orbital sander
- Bench Chisels – ¼, 3/8, ½
- Dovetail Saw
- Rabbet or shoulder plane
- Marking gauge
- Marking knife
- Combination Square
- Tape Measure
- Bench ruler
- Pencils
- Safety Glasses
- Hearing protection
L unch provided.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Woodworking School at Pine Croft, 1865 Big Hill Road, Berea, United States
USD 1850.00
