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Rough Lumber Report (Used to be called the Stiles and Rails report)

The drawer box report is available in CabWriter Home. Note: Door and drawer front reports are only available in CabWriter Pro. To this end, CabWriter can optionally generate and door, drawer front and drawer box schedules listing the quantity and dimensions of each assembly including the quantity and part numbers of the drawer slides as shown on the right. It’s very common these days for cabinetmakers to purchase drawer box and/or door assemblies from outside suppliers. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to see how CabWriter’s cut list export works… Door and Drawer Schedules When it’s time to generate a cutlist, CabWriter already knows the size of each of the parts and extracts the rest of the attributes from the Extended Entity Info and creates the cutlist.

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The user is free to change any of these attributes on a part by part basis using the Extended Entity Info window. For example, if the cabinet carcass is setup to use pre-finished maple plywood, CabWriter automatically assigns that material to each of the cabinet carcass parts as well as any oversizing that the user might have set in the parameters. When CabWriter draws a cabinet, it automatically attaches these attributes to the parts based on parameters that the user sets for the project. material type and name, part type, oversizing, etc.) to be stored with each part in the model which we call the Extended Entity Info. Cutlist Bridge functionality is fully integrated into CabWriter and allows for attributes (i.e. CSV files conform to a universal standard and are compatible with Excel or any other spreadsheet as well as a wide variety of other programs. Tab or semi-colon delimited file export is also available.Ĭutlist Bridge is the core technology that enables CabWriter to create cut lists from a SketchUp model and can be purchased as a standalone extension to work with any non-SketchUp model. There are two options for exporting a cutlist, either as a Comma Separated Value (.csv) file, or as a Cutlist Plus fx Gold or Platinum compatible file.

Finished thickness, width, and length (see below for explanation).

Cut ListsĬabWriter has built in an additional set of tools called Cutlist Bridge that allow you to export all of the cabinet parts as a cut list including all of the common information such as: This is handy for creating documentation or DXF files for a subset of cabinets. New in CabWriter 5: Hidden cabinets or parts on a scene are not exported to any of the reports.

DXF Files – DXF file(s) containing all parts for each material type and thickness (CabWriter CNC Only).

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Box Schedule (New)– Lists the sizes of every cabinet box, its type, and how many drawers it contains to help with project costing. ( Pro Only).

Rough Lumber Report – Shows all rough lumber parts in the project sorted by rip and crosscut along with total board ft/species. ( Pro Only).

Door and Drawer Schedule – Spreadsheet containing door/drawer front (Pro only), and/or drawer box sizes.

csv and/or Cutlist Plus fx compatible file(s) CabWriter can produce the following documentation from your model: I may expand it to handle plywood at some point in the future but don't count on it.Just as important as the shop drawings, is the production documentation for your project. It's based on linear board-feet and so works only in the one dimension. This tries one way and gives you a correct answer. Note my use of the word "attempts." There are several ways to solve this problem and several "correct" answers. This calculator attempts to generate the most efficient cut list for a given set of pieces. Try out Cutlist Workbench and let me know what you think. It includes some of your requests and should work well on mobile devices. Hey! I've finally built a replacement for this tool that I think is up to par.