Modern furniture shops rely heavily on CNC machines to keep production accurate and efficient. But for many U.S. manufacturers, time still gets lost in preparing clear casework drawings, building reliable cut lists, planning sheet layouts, and writing CNC programs.
Handing off these specialized tasks to a team of drafting and CNC programming experts can make a huge difference. Simplify your workflow, improve profitability, and keep your production moving without the overhead of maintaining a full internal engineering department.

In the furniture and casework industry, everything comes down to accuracy. Whether you're producing custom kitchen cabinets, office storage units, or retail displays, the production process moves through several critical stages:
Clear, thorough drawings that turn ideas into buildable plans. They specify every cabinet and panel, hardware, and assembly methods—removing guesswork on the shop floor.
An inventory of every part needed, complete with size and quantity. Keeps track of all pieces in a complex build and helps prevent mistakes or missing items.
Arranging parts onto sheet goods to minimize waste and cutting time. Proper nesting can save significant costs on raw materials.
Converting drawings into machine-ready code with correct toolpaths, drilling patterns, and cutting speeds tailored to your specific equipment.

Clear 2D drawings with measurements, materials, finishes, hardware locations, and construction notes for kitchens, closets, office casework, and retail fixtures.
Complete spreadsheet-based cut lists with part identification, material type, thickness, finished size, quantity, and notes—grouped for efficient planning.
Diagrams showing how parts fit onto sheet goods for maximum material yield while considering grain direction and cutting order.
Ready-to-run CAM files or G-code tailored to your machines—whether HOMAG, SCM, Biesse, Holz-Her, KDT, Woodtron, Nanxing, or others.
Advanced 3D models using software like PYTHA 3D CAD to produce realistic visuals and extract cut lists and CNC data from a single source.
Attention to detail with correct joinery, accurate dimensions, and formatting following American woodworking standards and AWI guidelines.

Free your team from paperwork. Stay focused on designing, building, finishing, and assembling furniture rather than wrestling with technical prep.
Turn fixed expenses into flexible ones. Pay only for what you need, avoid software costs, and scale up or down instantly with workload changes.
Work with specialists who know casework drafting, CNC programming, and the quirks of every machine brand from HOMAG to Biesse to SCM.
Many teams operate across time zones. While you close shop, they're working on your drawings. Get results in days, not weeks.
Professional quality control catches issues before they reach the shop floor. Fewer missing parts, misaligned holes, or costly mistakes.
Standardized drawings following U.S. woodworking conventions. Clean documentation, proper labeling, and formatted for easy team adoption.
Share your needs—sketch, architect drawing, or photo. We assess the scope and provide pricing.
Send 3D models, sketches, or measurements. Tell us your preferences: carcass thickness, hardware types, AWI standards, machine format requirements.
We build the drawings and models. You review the draft set, mark corrections, and we revise accordingly.
Create cut lists from the model, optimize nesting layouts, generate CNC toolpaths, and run simulations for your machine.
Get organized PDFs, spreadsheets, nesting diagrams, and ready-to-run CNC files—all prepared for immediate production.
All of this can be done remotely. You might be in California while the drafting team is in North Carolina or overseas—distance doesn't slow anything down. With cloud sharing, screen recordings, and markup tools, collaboration is seamless. Many U.S. shops work with offshore drafters as long as they understand American woodworking standards, use inches instead of metric, and know common cabinet construction styles.
A good provider assigns one point of contact who speaks your language—literally and technically.
Outsourcing the drafting and CNC prep work keeps your shop running efficiently without burning out your team. When drawings, cut lists, nests, and machine files come from specialists who do this every day, things just fit better. Fewer fixes during assembly, fewer alignment issues, and less wasted material.
Ready to streamline your production workflow and improve profitability? Let's discuss how outsourced drafting and CNC programming can work for your shop.

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