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I just can see myself forgetting common details if I need to make those mods for each and every panel. In my mind I see myself creating the kitchen with my standards and basically sending it to the machine, if that means through a secondary program then fine. I believe the KCD CAM package is a dumbed down version of Enroute.Īfter exporting to vcarve do you need to make the modifications every time or once you do it for a particular type of cab its done. We use KCD to export the dxf files, import those into Vcarve pro, add or delete any machining features, then cut parts. Talking to a cabinet maker instead of a programer may be more beneficial Thank you. There could be other pitfalls, that was just the one I asked about.ĭoes anyone use kcd cnc version on a regular basis and would you be willing to have a phone conversation. We gang our frames and we extend our dividers to the floor on base cabinets, which means of course one cab could have 4 or 5 floors and the dividers will have a dado on both sides. Unfortunately often i find you end up talking to a computer guy but not necessarily a cabinet maker. The occasional weird piece Im ok with, but not things that are common to our methods.
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I would love to stay with kcd and upgrade to their screen to machine, but I worry that it may often leave me with secondary work after the parts come off the cnc.
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