Some love the free stuff out there, some like Cabnetware and others like Cabinet Vision etc. You can't rely on us to tell you what to buy into. I don't build anything to the wrong size anymore! Also, the program is setup so that once I prove it works the way I want it to I don't get doors built to the wrong size because of math errors anymore. It took the drafting fee I was paying out and let me keep it.
My whole point is Cabnetware not only kept me in business but I'm still in the business. If you want to tweak the drawing, just do it and the cutlist will change with it or you can change the cutlist only and not change the drawing. The great thing about using a program like this is that once you are done with the drafting end, you automatically have a cutlist ready. I decided on Cabnetware and basicly love using it. I went to a woodworking show where both Cabnetware and Cabinet Vision were showing. So by the time I was done I wasn't making any money. After he was done I still had to write cutlists by hand and in that, I would screw up about 10% of my doors or face frames or drawer boxes etc due to math errors. If I had changes or he made a mistake, I paid more. First, I was so busy I couldn't do the drafting and woodworking both so I decided to hire an independent draftsman to do all my drawing. At the time I purchased it I was going out of business for two basic reasons. I am a Cabnetware user and have never used anything else. I am also a one man shop and I can only speak for what I know. Is a CAD based program like Microvellum the way to go? Are there more affordable, easier to learn programs that would better suit my needs? Or should I just stick to drawing with a pencil? Again, I'm mainly looking to efficiently develop floor plans, elevations and cutlists. Colored 3D renderings are not as important and it will be a long time before I go CNC.
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I'm looking for a software program that will mainly enable me to develop floor plans, elevations and cut lists fast. I am a one man custom cabinet shop currently doing scale drawings and cut lists by hand.
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