Architectural Woodworking and
Cabinet Making Technology, Program Info

In Bates' Architectural Woodworking/Cabinet Making program, students learn how to draw plans and make material cutting/estimations and computer cabinet layouts for shop projects. Students learn how to use power tools such as sliding table saws, jointers, planers, routers, wide belt sanders and CNC router. Students lean how to determine what tools and equipment are needed to do the job. Also you will learn how to clean, oil, and sharpen your tools. [click here for more program and curriculum information]

Program Options:

Associate of Technology Degree
Average completion 22 months

Certificate of Competency
Average completion 18 months

Customized Training
This program provides extended learning for persons previously or currently employed in cabinetry and other closely related occupations

Career Paths Include:

Cabinetmaker / Bench man
Builds and assembles cabinets in a custom cabinet shop.

Computer Draftsman
Designs the drawing & layout of the cabinet using industry software

Sawyer
Cuts cbainet parts using sliding table saw, or panel saw or CNC equipment

Project Manager / Foreman
Supervises project or a team of workers.

Millwork
cuts and machines wood parts for woodworking projects using the CNC and molder.

Plastic Laminate & Solid surface Technician
Applies laminates and fabricates to solid surface materials