Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Based on a design by Charles Limbert, this bookcase captures the beauty and utility of American Arts & Crafts furniture. A glazed, paneled door and gallery top highlight the piece. The design was featured in the October 2020 issue of WOOD magazine. During the week, students will work on mortise and tenon joinery using a combination of machines and hand tools. The case construction will focus on using routers and shop made jigs to form the dados and rabbets. Participants will learn the basics of resawing wider stock and forming book matched panels that will become a focal point to a very unique door. Join Kevin for a week building one of these classics. It will no doubt become your favorite place to display those prized books and collectables.
For more information visit us at marcadams.com
More About this Instructor…
Kevin Boyle has more than 30 years of experience in the field of woodworking. Kevin’s passion for woodworking ignited when he took a 4-H woodworking class with his dad. Even through college, he helped pay bills by building furniture for clients. After college he spent a few years in the home-building industry before landing in publishing. As Senior Design Editor at WOOD magazine, Kevin is largely responsible for the project selection, project designs, and ultimately the construction of those projects, making sure they are not only timely and stylish but also incorporate techniques and processes that will enhance and increase the skills of others. In his spare time, he is in his shop designing and building furniture for his home and others.
To register for classes visit us at marcadams.com
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Based on a design by Charles Limbert, this bookcase captures the beauty and utility of American Arts & Crafts furniture. A glazed, paneled door and gallery top highlight the piece. The design was featured in the October 2020 issue of WOOD magazine. During the week, students will work on mortise and tenon joinery using a combination of machines and hand tools. The case construction will focus on using routers and shop made jigs to form the dados and rabbets. Participants will learn the basics of resawing wider stock and forming book matched panels that will become a focal point to a very unique door. Join Kevin for a week building one of these classics. It will no doubt become your favorite place to display those prized books and collectables.
For more information visit us at marcadams.com
More About this Instructor…
Kevin Boyle has more than 30 years of experience in the field of woodworking. Kevin’s passion for woodworking ignited when he took a 4-H woodworking class with his dad. Even through college, he helped pay bills by building furniture for clients. After college he spent a few years in the home-building industry before landing in publishing. As Senior Design Editor at WOOD magazine, Kevin is largely responsible for the project selection, project designs, and ultimately the construction of those projects, making sure they are not only timely and stylish but also incorporate techniques and processes that will enhance and increase the skills of others. In his spare time, he is in his shop designing and building furniture for his home and others.
To register for classes visit us at marcadams.com
Subscribe to our channel for all the latest at MASW!
Go to our Website: marcadams.com
Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/marcadamsschoolofwoodworking
Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/The.MASW
#workshop #woodworking #woodworker #finewoodworking #woodworkingschool #indianapolis #indiana #indy
