Cabinet making is the practice of using various woodworking skills to create cabinets, shelving and furniture.
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Cabinet making involves techniques such as creating appropriate joints, dados, bevels, chamfers and shelving systems, the use of finishing tools such as routers to create decorative edgings, and so on.
See also: ÉbénisteRead more about Cabinet Making: History, Schools of Design, Types of Cabinetry
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