Join Mike Pekovich and make a beautiful wall cabinet in this six-day class.
Dovetails and through-tenons provide plenty of strength and offer some 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 lessons in cabinet making. 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 is a lot of fun and 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 Points
Mike, a long-time woodworker, and instructor is the creative director and editor at Fine Woodworking magazine and the author of The Why and How of Woodworking.
Materials & Books Needed: Provided by the School
Tools:Â The School has the majority of what you will need, however, there are a few items you’ll need to make sure you bring click here TOOL LIST
Fees:
Tuition: $1190 per person
Studio & Materials Fee: $200 (includes hinges, hardware, bullet catch, kumiko materials and case materials)
One time registration fee of $45