Resources and documentation

Everything you need to get productive with PanelCraft and to build on its files: a user guide that follows a job from start to export, a field-by-field format reference, answers to common questions, a glossary, release notes and the security notes.

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The documentation

Each document is a single page you can read top to bottom or jump around in.

DocumentWhat it coversRead it when
User guideStart screen, parametric kinds, Freeform tools, libraries, the cut layout, pricing, exports, languages and shortcuts.You are learning PanelCraft.
File formatsCSV columns, DXF layers and conventions, PDF, SVG, library CSV rules and the project file.You build on the exports or send them to a cutting service.
FAQMore than 40 answers on design, cutting, quotes, machining, data and billing.You have a specific question.
GlossaryKerf, trim, offcut, edge banding, grain, nesting, carcass, plinth, the 32 mm system and more.A term is new to you or a colleague.
ChangelogWhat is new in each version.You are updating.
Security and dataWhere data lives, the threat model and the controls.Your IT or your client asks.

The program in pictures

The Cut layout tab with two nested sheets of a sliding-door wardrobe, waste and part sizes.
Cut layouts: Cutting and nesting.
The Quote tab with priced boards, banding and hardware lines and a total of 1,429.66 euros.
A quote from the design: Pricing and quotes.
A dimensioned front drawing of a wardrobe on a titled sheet at scale 1:15.
Drawings and packs: Documents.
Two chipboard sheets drawn from the DXF file with part contours, part ids and rows of shelf-pin holes.
DXF and CSV: Machining export.

Learn it on a real job

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