Design wardrobes, kitchens and shelving in your browser, then export a nested DXF your CNC can run.
Three steps, and the middle one runs itself. You design the piece; Skaplo keeps the cutlist, hardware count and sheet nesting in sync as you edit.
Pick a template or start blank. Drag shelves, drawers, doors, glass and rods into bays, and pull dimensions until it fits the wall.
Every part, joint and reveal is recomputed live; the cutlist, hardware count and sheet nesting all update as you edit.
Export a nested DXF for the CNC, a CSV cutlist for the panel saw, and a hardware list for ordering. Layered by board thickness.
Doors open, drawers slide. The piece updates as you edit.
Parts packed on your sheet, layered by thickness, CNC-ready.
Every part counted, the same numbers as the model.
Hinges, runners, pins: tallied into an order sheet.
Skaplo lays every part onto standard board with a kerf gap, spills onto extra sheets when it must, and flags anything too big to cut. What you see is what the machine gets.
Design as much as you like. Pay when you need the CNC exports flowing.
Your first cabinet to a CNC-ready nested sheet takes about five minutes.
