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How they fit

Measure, design or draw.Then cut or print.

Each tool stands on its own. Put two together and the work passes straight from one to the next, from the room to the finished job.

They pass the work along

Where one tool hands to the next.

A job measured in Field opens in Standalone with its rooms built.

One set of cabinet rules. Projects pass both ways as files.

Draft 3D opens Draft 2D drawings in the same window.

One CNC simulator shows the cut in both.

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Which ones fit your work?

I run a cabinet or millwork shop

Design the job in 3D and get the cut list, the sheets and the packets from the same design.

I cut signs and parts on a router

Draw it to size, make the job, and watch it cut on screen before the machine runs.

I 3D print, or build things that move

Draw it flat, pull it solid, set it turning, and slice it for the printer.

I measure the job on site

Measure the room once with a phone and a laser, and hand the shop one file.

See them side by side.

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