The workshop can extract all the necessary information directly from your drawing if you specify in advance which data should be included and use CAD software that automatically generates this information. This includes dimensions, material specifications, machining...
A workshop drawing must include at least the following information: all relevant dimensional specifications, tolerances, surface finish specifications, material selection, machining instructions, and administrative details such as the title block with the drawing...
The integration between 3D modeling and the automatic generation of cutting lists works because CAD software directly converts the geometric information from your 3D model into structured production data. Every part you draw contains dimensions, material...
The workshop always has the right information to get started without errors when designs, dimension lists, parts lists, and NC codes are automatically generated from a single central design. For furniture makers and other companies in the manufacturing industry, this...
Most of the time spent on work planning is lost during the manual conversion of a 3D design into production-ready documents: cutting lists, material lists, and NC codes. This is especially true in interior construction work planning, where every project is unique and...
A cutting list is incorrect when the dimensions, quantities, or material thicknesses listed do not match what you actually need for production. The cause almost always lies in one of three areas: an error in the 3D model itself, an incorrect setting in the software,...
