Cabinet maker classes

[Dave Tinley]

I am looking for recommendations on some woodworking classes, specifically- cabinet making.
Something that is maybe a weeklong, 3/4 day etc. One that encompasses both hand and machine tools.

Thanks
Dave

[Charlie Mastro]

Here's one:
http://www.furnituremaker.com/Greene_and_Greene_class.htm

or David Marks:
http://www.djmarks.com/classes.asp

I remember reading about a private one week class that some one won and attended but don't remember where.

I plan on offering classes this summer at my shop in Joseph, OR. I will have more details on my web site when I get it up, or PM me for more details. :rolleyes:

Charlie Mastro
Mastro Woodworking & Design

[Michael Ballent]

There is also a mentor program here at SMC... Take a look at the list and there may be someone near you that could show you what you are looking for.

[Dan Forman]

I believe there is at least one school right there in Texas, can't remember the name, but it was very highly regarded. Hopefully someone will come along who will know of it.

Dan

[Andy Hoyt]

Can't go wrong with this place.

http://www.woodschool.org/

[Dana Van Pelt]

Dave:

I would like to invite you to please take a look at my school, the American Sycamore Retreat. www.americansycamoreretreat.com (http://www.americansycamoreretreat.com)
We have a number of furniture and cabiner making classes. I highly recomend Glen Huey or Dale Barnard as instructors. We have a large shop full of equipment and a nice B & B here on the property for you to stay. If you have any questions or concerns I would be glad to help in any way.

Mike

[Martin Shupe]

Dave,

Check out:

www.marcadams.com

or

www.kellymehler.com

Both are excellent schools.

If you mean kitchen type or built in cabinetry, Kelly has a week long class specific to that.

If you mean furniture type cabinetry, check Marc's site, or also go to

www.chbecksvoort.com

and look at his teaching page. He is teaching a wall cabinet class in Atlanta.

Be sure to post an after class report for all the lurkers!

[Ben Hobbs]

Please check out our class schedule at
http://hobbsfurniture.com

Ben Hobbs

[Dave Tinley]

Dana-
Sent you a PM.
Thanks
Dave





Dave:





I would like to invite you to please take a look at my school, the American Sycamore Retreat. www.americansycamoreretreat.com (http://www.americansycamoreretreat.com)
We have a number of furniture and cabiner making classes. I highly recomend Glen Huey or Dale Barnard as instructors. We have a large shop full of equipment and a nice B & B here on the property for you to stay. If you have any questions or concerns I would be glad to help in any way.

Mike

[Dan Forman]

Don't forget Alan Turner's school, though it's not officially up and running yet.

Dan