• Course Descriptions
• AA/AS Degree
• Certificate of Completion

View Photos of Our Newly Remodeled Lab Facility and New Equipment!

Learn:

• How to draw and interpret basic shop drawings.
• How to design a cabinet to suit your specific purpose.
• Appropriate joinery to ensure sound, cabinet construction.
• The safe use of hand tools, power tools and machinery used in the woodworking industry.
• How to incorporate modern hardware into your cabinet's design.
• The acceptable methods for proper and easy cabinet assembly.

Cabinetmaking 113/115 - Section #8100 / 8101 (9 units)
Carpentry 105, Section #8103 may be taken concurrently by those students who need thier elementary math skills refreshed [Calculations and Measurements for Woodworkers]

Room: B-136 
Days: M/W 7am-12:00pm; T/TH/F 7am-11:00am
Instructor: L. Hubbard

Lab Projects to include: (see photo above)

• Cabinet with drawer & 5-piece frame & panel doors
• Countertop with detailed wood edge at perimeter
• Scaled orthographic and pictorial drawings
• Introductory CAD/CAM excercises (Cabinetware/Mastercam/CNC Router)