What Do Cabinet Makers Do?
Cabinetmakers and Millworkers Are Responsible for Bringing an Architect's Blueprints to Life by Woodwork, Cabinetry Furniture and Decor by Working with...
Cabinetmakers and millworkers are responsible for bringing an architect's blueprints to life by woodwork, cabinetry furniture and decor by working with materials such as wood, laminate, solid surfaces, and fiberglass. They know their way around a toolbox, power tools, and machinery.
What type of work does a cabinet maker do?
Cabinet makers make or repair furniture from solid timber, flat-panel or timber based products. Cabinet Makers may specialise in particular areas such as re-production of antique furniture, kitchen fittings, bedroom suites, office furniture, dining suites, shop fittings and occasional furniture.
What skills do you need to be a cabinet maker?
- Enjoy practical and manual activities.
- Able to follow written instructions.
- Able to work to a high level of accuracy.
- Able to make mathematical calculations.
- Good hand-eye coordination.
- Able to work independently or as part of a team.
- Free from allergies to dust.
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