Dovetails and through-tenons provide plenty of strength and offer visual interest, and Mike has some great tips for cutting accurate, stress-free joinery.
The frame-and-panel door gives the cabinet its personality and offers some solid cabinet-making lessons. You’ll learn how to make, fit, and hang a traditional door.
In addition, you’ll finish it off with a Kumiko panel. This traditional Japanese latticework technique can brighten up just about any project. We’ll finish off the case with a drawer that offers a simple alternative to the dovetailed drawer.
Key Learning Objectives:
In addition to being a long-time woodworker and instructor, Mike is also the creative director and editor at Fine Woodworking magazine. He is also the author of a book called, The Why and How of Woodworking.
Materials Fee: $200 (includes hinges, hardware, bullet catch, Kumiko materials, and case materials)
Class Time
Workshop Days:Â Â Monday – Saturday
Instruction Time:  9:00am – 4:30pm
School Opens:. Â Â Â 8:30am – 5pm
Tuition & Materials:
Tuition:
Materials Fee:
One-time registration fee
Cost:
$1290
$250
$45
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