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Carpentry - Cabinetmaking Program
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Carpentry-Cabinetmaking in the News
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Students entering in the Carpentry - Cabinetmaking Program are instructed in the safe and proper use of hand tool, portable power tools, and stationary power equipment. They are also instructed in layout, design, and various machining methods. These skills are then used to fabricate progressively more difficult projects, ultimately leading to the introduction of Computerized Numerical Controlled (C.N.C.) Training in the state-of-the-art Multi-Cam routers and the S.C.M.I. point-to-point machining center.
A portion of this program deals with the building of a house. Junior and senior students construct a residential home in one of the four member communities. Students are instructed in rough framing techniques, shingling, exterior finish, interior finish, as well as built-in cabinets and the installation of custom cabinetwork.
The House and Mill Carpentry program provides students with the skills necessary to compete in today's highly technical and demanding building trade industry.
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Career Options
Students graduating from Diman have a variety of job options open to them. Below is a partial list of jobs Diman grads from this program are qualified for, depending on their level of education.
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Announcements Diman students lend their talents to build trophy case for Holy Name SchoolAs the students at the Holy Name School found glory, their rewards found a place atop a dusty bookshelf in the school’s library.
Lacking a proper location to display the trophies students won for everything from athletic to academic endeavors, Joe Shaker decided to do something. After discussing his idea with the school’s leadership, Shaker, whose daughter attends Holy Name, turned to Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School to see if its carpentry-cabinetmaking shop could lend a hand. With shop instructor Emanuel Botelho agreeing to help, the wheels, or more appropriately the saws, were in motion. Story continues. Lower Highlands SignDiman's Carpentry Program, with assisting by the Drafting Program and Facilities Management Program, is pleased to have created and mounted a Lower Highlands sign in Fall River at the request of Mayor Will Flanagan. The sign was mounted on March 30, 2012.
Diman Advisory Board Seeks Your HelpWe want you to join the Diman family. While we're proud of our vocational programs and their ability to turn young men and women into skilled members of the community, we can't maintain that level of quality without the help of industry professionals. Please consider joining our Vocational Advisory Board, where you will help steer our vocational programs and students toward future success. Learn more here.
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