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Course Description

This is an entry-level, hands-on course in basic woodworking techniques. Students will learn the properties and machining processes of wood that influence the design and construction of furniture, cabinetry, as well as the artistic applications of wood. The practical use of hand tools, power tools, and design principles will also be covered. Upon completion, students will apply their newly acquired skills and knowledge to produce a finished woodworking project. Skills from the NCCER curriculum will be included.

Course Outline

  • Introduction
  • Personal Safety
  • Cabinet Woods
  • Shop Tools
  • Cabinet construction Features and Hardware
  • Cabinet Assembly and Finishing
  • Laminating a Counter Top

Learner Outcomes

  • Personal Safety
  • Hand and Power Tool Usage
  • Materials and Fasteners
  • Basic Furniture Joinery and Assembly

Notes

Students must wear closed-toe shoes to class.

Prerequisites

One of the following classes must be successfully completed prior to taking this class: CIX 7000, CIX 7020, or CIX 7017.
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Section Title
Introduction to Furniture & Cabinetmaking
FIS ID
341916
Section Schedule
May 01, 2025 to Jul 17, 2025
Type
Discussion / Lecture
Days
Th, T
Time
6:00PM to 10:00PM
Dates
May 01, 2025 to Jul 01, 2025
Type
Discussion / Lecture
Days
T, Th
Time
6:00PM to 10:00PM
Dates
Jul 08, 2025 to Jul 17, 2025
Schedule and Location
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Contact Hours
88.0
Location
  • Harper Campus / CPCC
Delivery Options
CLASS  
Course Fee(s)
Reg fee greater than 50 hours non-credit $180.00
Additional Fee(s)
Accident Insurance $1.60 Mandatory
CAPS Fee $12.00 Mandatory
Lab Fee $27.00 Mandatory
TECH Fee $5.00 Mandatory
CEUs
8.8 CEUs
Drop Request Deadline
Apr 24, 2025
Transfer Request Deadline
Apr 24, 2025
Instructors
  • Stephen Gerhardt
  • Georgina Jones
Section Notes
Successful completion of this course and CAR-CIX7000 will result in the student earning the NCCER Cabinetmaking Certification. Closed-toe shoes are required in all lab environments.
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