Cabinetmaking
| Cabinetmakers perform hand and machine operations in cutting, shaping and assembling store fixtures, office equipment, kitchen cabinets, custom furniture, and other articles made of wood or wood substitutes. Plastic laminates and panels are becoming a strong portion of the industry. Cabinetmakers cut, form, and apply laminates to products. |
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Cabinetmakers operate circle saws, planers, jointers, mortisers, bandsaws, tenoners, molders, shapers, routers, drill presses, sanders, and other tools. Working to exact dimensions and specifications is a necessary skill. Working with fractions, decimals and simple algebraic formulas, reading blueprints and understanding layout and design are part of the cabinetmaker's skill.
Click on the title of the degree, diploma or certificate for more information.
| Award | Title | Campus | Credits |
| Associate in Applied Science Degree (A.A.S.) | Cabinetmaking | BPC/EPC | 72 |
| Diploma | Cabinetmaking | BPC/EPC | 64 |
| Advanced Technical Certificate |
CNC Machining for Wood and Plastics | BPC | 12 |
Students may continue their
education and proceed towards a bachelor of Operations Management degree at
MSU-Moorhead.
- Take a look this program's award outcomes
- Visit the HTC Cabinetmaking Blogsite
- Return to the Construction and Building Careers Page
- Send an e-mail to the Cabinetmaking instructor
- Employee Job Listing Form
- More
program details from the "HTC At A Glance" flyer (PDF)
Contact HTC at 952-995-1300 or info@hennepintech.edu
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