For over 25 years we've been developing software tools for tens of thousands of cabinet and closet manufacturers. From entry level cutlist packages to three fully integrated Screen-to-Machine™ solutions, and every step along the way, CABINET VISION is the only software that can truly grow with your business.īut don't confuse entry level with a lack of feature sets. You get other things along with the drawings in most of them that speed production.English (United States) Manufacturing software for cabinets and casegoodsĬABINET VISION is the industry leading software tool for cabinet and casegoods manufacturers. There are dedicated kitchen design programs that are much faster, hence cheaper in the long run. That is unless you're the guy bidding kitchens at 2500.00. I can't see it taking anyone 20 hours to draw a 10,000 kitchen. Otherwise they will take your drawings and shop around.Ģ. Never do drawings for someone unless they pay for them or deposit on the job first. If it works out to be about 8% or so for every job, why not just add this onto each job as a design, drafting, and/or engineering fee?ġ. The 4% includes this too.Ī 12 x 12 L shaped kitchen would take me about an hour to draw and cost out. I do all of my drawings in CabinetVision, so included with drawings I automatically get pricing info and cutlists. I looked at a couple of typical kitchen remodels and 4% seemed to be a close average.
While we all look to find ways to save money, there are times we need to bite the bullet and adjust the way our business works. Ask yourself, would you work for less than $25.00 an hour doing drafting? If so, you might want to hire someone in house and then you could maybe pay $20.00 an hour, then add on the taxes and benefits and there goes the amount per hour. $25.00 is the lowball, as someone else said.
I use both AutoCAD and Cabinet Vision, depending on how complex the details need to be. I do both - work for someone doing shop drawings every day, and subcontract.
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