Intermediate Woodworking: Cabinet Making
Info
Class Name Intermediate Woodworking: Wall Cabinet
Duration 12 hours; Class will meet four times for 3 hours each on June 18, 19, 25, and 26 from 6-9pm
Cost $215 non-member | $185 member
Class Size 4
Ages 18+
Description
Expand your woodworking tools while learning traditional cabinet making skills. Students will learn to create a cut list for cabinet parts, break down a 2x8 into the needed lengths, mill the parts to dimension, cut the joints and assemble a small wall cabinet. Basic woodworkoing skills are required, especially good familiarity with the table saw. Tools used will include Miter Saw, Jointer, Table Saw, Planer, Band Saw, Drum Sander and Router Table. Finished cabinet dimensions are 14" x 14" x 7"
Prerequisites: Members must have completed Woodshop Safety Training Part 1 and Part 2 prior to taking this class; non-members must have equivalent woodworking experience.
Instructors
Ken Pritchett
Making has always been what Ken does. He started by taking things apart when he was very young and progressed through jobs as a small engine mechanic, cabinetmaker/millman and civil engineer. As a child he would make boats and other wood projects in his grandfather’s workshop, tackling a larger project each summer. One year it was a hang glider (before they were a thing). Later he moved on to remodeling and house expansion projects: concrete, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, drywall and roofing.
His interests at Vector Space include woodworking, machining, blacksmithing, 3D printing and combat robots. He has a junior college teaching credential in woodworking and many years’ experience in CNC router programming and operation. Ken has been blacksmithing off and on for that last 10 years. He loves to teach and looks forward to working with each new group of students!
Participants
These are the makers who are going to bring this project to life! There are 1 open spots remaining.
Registration
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