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We would like to extend another invitation to end users to attend a new training event. Below, you will find details about that event. Please let us know if you have any questions.
Course Description:
We are calling for entries for a 2-day class focused on the onsite construction and installation of cabinets utilizing the Festool System. The class will take place at our training facility in Lebanon, IN (just outside of Indianapolis), and will be primarily geared towards professional applications.
In this class, we will cover the tools and techniques necessary to build and install shop-quality cabinetry onsite. Though participants will walk away with a range of broadly applicable skills, the class will concentrate primarily on the construction of a 32mm frameless upper cabinet and a traditional face-frame base cabinet. From raw material to finished boxes ready for finish, you will learn how to work faster, easier, and smarter with the Festool System.
Since most of the two days will be spent in the shop, actually using the tools, we request that registrants have some previous knowledge of the Festool System, and/or the basics of trim carpentry or cabinet construction.
Though we hope to add classes geared toward novices in the future, this should be considered an intermediate to expert-level class.
What will I learn?
Onsite Cabinet Construction
- Accurate and safe processing of a 4 x 8 sheet goods with the TS Plunge-cut saw
- Precision ripping with FS parallel guides
- Squaring and final dimensioning of cabinet parts on the Multifunction table
- Dimensioning parts with Kapex miter saw
- Building a face frame with the Domino joiner
- Joining frames and cases with the Domino joiner
- LR 32 Hole drilling set
- Hinge plate boring
- Shelf pin boring
- Trimming edge banding with MFK700 router
- Quick and efficient assembly with T-drills
Installation Basics
- Toe kick construction with Domino
- Filler strip attachment with Domino
- Scribing with Rotex, TS 55, Or PS jigsaws
How do I sign up?
If you are interested in participating, please click here to complete this online survey. Participants are selected on a first-come basis..
Travel and Accommodations:
Participants are responsible for all travel and accommodations. We will be glad to help you make hotel reservations at our preferred local establishment (Sunset Station). And for those participants staying at the Sunset Station, Festool will arrive for pick-up on both days at 7:30am.
Festool will provide basic refreshments (bagels and coffee) in the morning, and lunch will be provided both days.
When & Where?
Class date: April 5 - 6, 2010
Class times: 8am-5pm
Class location: Festool Training Facility, 400 N Enterprise Blvd, Lebanon, IN (just outside of Indianapolis)
Class size: 8
Fee: $100
* Please note: Attendees are responsible for all expenses related to travel and accommodations.
Festool training personnel in attendance:
- Brian Sedgeley, Tool and Application Trainer
- Steve Bace, Tool and Application Trainer
There may also be additional members of the Festool USA team present periodically throughout the training event.
Thank you.
Course Description:
We are calling for entries for a 2-day class focused on the onsite construction and installation of cabinets utilizing the Festool System. The class will take place at our training facility in Lebanon, IN (just outside of Indianapolis), and will be primarily geared towards professional applications.
In this class, we will cover the tools and techniques necessary to build and install shop-quality cabinetry onsite. Though participants will walk away with a range of broadly applicable skills, the class will concentrate primarily on the construction of a 32mm frameless upper cabinet and a traditional face-frame base cabinet. From raw material to finished boxes ready for finish, you will learn how to work faster, easier, and smarter with the Festool System.
Since most of the two days will be spent in the shop, actually using the tools, we request that registrants have some previous knowledge of the Festool System, and/or the basics of trim carpentry or cabinet construction.
Though we hope to add classes geared toward novices in the future, this should be considered an intermediate to expert-level class.
What will I learn?
Onsite Cabinet Construction
- Accurate and safe processing of a 4 x 8 sheet goods with the TS Plunge-cut saw
- Precision ripping with FS parallel guides
- Squaring and final dimensioning of cabinet parts on the Multifunction table
- Dimensioning parts with Kapex miter saw
- Building a face frame with the Domino joiner
- Joining frames and cases with the Domino joiner
- LR 32 Hole drilling set
- Hinge plate boring
- Shelf pin boring
- Trimming edge banding with MFK700 router
- Quick and efficient assembly with T-drills
Installation Basics
- Toe kick construction with Domino
- Filler strip attachment with Domino
- Scribing with Rotex, TS 55, Or PS jigsaws
How do I sign up?
If you are interested in participating, please click here to complete this online survey. Participants are selected on a first-come basis..
Travel and Accommodations:
Participants are responsible for all travel and accommodations. We will be glad to help you make hotel reservations at our preferred local establishment (Sunset Station). And for those participants staying at the Sunset Station, Festool will arrive for pick-up on both days at 7:30am.
Festool will provide basic refreshments (bagels and coffee) in the morning, and lunch will be provided both days.
When & Where?
Class date: April 5 - 6, 2010
Class times: 8am-5pm
Class location: Festool Training Facility, 400 N Enterprise Blvd, Lebanon, IN (just outside of Indianapolis)
Class size: 8
Fee: $100
* Please note: Attendees are responsible for all expenses related to travel and accommodations.
Festool training personnel in attendance:
- Brian Sedgeley, Tool and Application Trainer
- Steve Bace, Tool and Application Trainer
There may also be additional members of the Festool USA team present periodically throughout the training event.
Thank you.
