Who is this class for:
This course is open to women-identifying and non-binary folx as well as trans men.
Prerequisite: While this course has no explicit prerequisite, we highly recommend that students attend either our 2-Day Basic Carpentry Skills, Build a Bookcase, Build a Box, Build an Adirondack Chair course or an equivalent before participating. In Cabinetry Basics courses we review the critical content covered in these courses, but at a faster pace.
Description:
The craft of cabinetmaking is rooted in fine woodworking, but requires more of a production mentality. Beyond building the carcasses and doors, the appearance of most cabinets is determined by the doors and drawer fronts. Learning to build a frame and panel door is a useful skill for cabinetmaking and furniture making alike.
In this class we will use a variety of woodworking tools to build the doors and drawer fronts for the cabinets built in class the previous week.
Material Fees:
None
Course Tuition:
$375 – $825
Sliding Scale Payment:
Since 2020, we have offered a sliding scale for all of our course offerings. Materials costs are not included in the sliding scale. Please choose a tuition amount that you can afford to attend this class.
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HOW TO CHOOSE A PAYMENT >
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I consider myself middle income/wealth. Paying this price may be a sacrifice, but I can find the resources to do so. This is the full cost of running a course including paying our teachers a fair wage, covering insurance, maintaining tools and facilities, managing administration, and supporting our family.
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I consider myself low-income/low-wealth. I cannot access this course without financial help.
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I consider myself low-middle income/wealth. Paying full price for this course presents somewhat of a financial hardship.
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I consider myself upper-middle income/wealth. I would like to make a donation on top of the full price of the course in order to help subsidize access for those who cannot pay the full tuition.
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I have the resources to make a substantial donation to ensure that these classes remain accessible to people of all income/wealth levels.