Applied knowledge
Resources for the digital custom-furniture workflow
We document the principles that connect configuration, quoting and the workshop. Public content explains outcomes and technical decisions without exposing organisation data or internal rules.
Furniture project used as the basis for technical resources
What the team gets
- Content based on implemented functions
- Terminology explained for mixed teams
- Limits and warnings stated transparently
- Updates as workflows are validated in production
How it works
Resources for the digital custom-furniture workflow
01
From a parametric cabinet to a parts list
A model that is useful in production retains every part identity, material, edge bands, hardware and machining rather than only the visual cabinet shape.
02
Why a QR label should show context
An isolated part code can be ambiguous. Seeing the part inside its assembly helps the operator confirm position and orientation quickly.
03
Why CAM should block instead of guess
When no strategy is compatible with the operation, material, face and tool, an explicit warning is safer than an approximate automatic choice.
FabriqOS
Test FabriqOS on a real furniture workflow
Start with real libraries, rules and materials, then follow the same configuration into quoting and workshop documents.