CNST 2230 - Advanced Cabinetmaking

9.0 Credits

In this advanced cabinetmaking course, students will elevate their craftsmanship by meticulously applying sophisticated cabinet design standards to produce cabinets featuring intricate drawer and door configurations. Through a detailed analysis of drawings, students will gain insights into optimizing the design and fabrication processes, emphasizing advanced techniques and considerations. Furthermore, the course will focus on honing precision skills in carpentry, pushing students to achieve the highest level of accuracy and finesse in their working endeavors on complete sets of cabinets.

Prerequisites: (1) CNST 1230

Lecture Hours: 9.0
Lab Hours: 0.0
Internship Hours: 0.0
Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0

Course Objectives

Demonstrate Advanced Joinery Techniques
Implement Precision in Woodworking Measurements
Construct Complex Furniture and Cabinet Design
Demonstrate Veneering and Inlay Techniques
Describe Advanced Finishing Methods
Design Custom Cabinetry for Specific Spaces
Assess Machinery and Tool Expertise
Choose Wood Selection and Grain Matching
Implement Project Management and Time Efficiency
Demonstrate Professional Presentation and Documentation

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