Powerful Cabinet Cut List Software, Cabinet Cost Estimator
Thousands of Cabinet Configurations
Get Organized, Save Time & Eliminate Costly Mistakes!
Extremely Flexible Construction Options
Design and build individual cabinets or combine cabinets together into a project for building a wide variety of custom kitchen cabinets, islands, vanities, storage & utility cabinets, bookcases, closet organizers, hutches, dressers, entertainment centers, built-in furniture and many other custom woodworking projects!
Extremely Flexible Construction Options
Get Organized, Save Time & Eliminate Costly Mistakes!
Extremely Flexible Construction Options
Cabinet makers can build many custom cabinets that require a lot of construction flexibility. CabinetCRUNCHER can create a precise cut list to build custom cabinets or cabinetry designs using any construction method. Available in Frameless and Face Frame versions. Ideal for home construction and remodeling.
Get Organized, Save Time & Eliminate Costly Mistakes!
Get Organized, Save Time & Eliminate Costly Mistakes!
Get Organized, Save Time & Eliminate Costly Mistakes!
CabinetCRUNCHER will simplify the planning process and eliminate mathematical errors so that you can build your project correctly - the first time!
Extremely flexible, fast and affordable cabinetmaking design, cutlist and project management software solution for cabinetmakers of all skill levels!
Cabinet Software Creates a Precise Cutlist in Two Easy Steps
1. Choose a Cabinet Configuration
Choose a Cabinet Configuration from the Menu Screen.
CabinetCRUNCHER uses a naming convention based on cabinet openings. For example, a '2L-3R' is any cabinet that has two (2) openings on the LEFT side of the cabinet and three (3) openings on the RIGHT side.
Each cabinet opening can be any adjusted to any size and used for any purpose. For each opening, you can choose to install either single or double doors, individual drawers or a bank of drawers, or you can designate it as an 'open space' (with or without shelves) for a bookcase, display, media center, etc.
Build it as a base cabinet, wall cabinet, built-in cabinet, or any type of free-standing cabinet.
Create individual cabinets or combine various cabinet configurations together to build a wide variety of custom kitchen cabinets, vanities, bookcases, hutches, entertainment centers, built-in furniture, storage cabinets, shop cabinets, etc
2. Select Your Construction Preferences
Adjust your cabinet construction using the yellow fields.
Details matter! Each cabinet design project is unique, therefore you need cabinet software with flexible construction options. The more details that are resolved prior to construction always produce the best results!
- Build either Face Frame or Frameless Cabinets
- Use any type of pocket-hole, dado, or rabbit construction methods
- Customize your cabinet by adding special features such as end panels, mitered or revealed edges and corners, recessed back panels, fixed or removable shelves, fixed or removable bases and more.
For a small project, the entire cabinet is engineered and ready for construction. Simply print the cutlist and begin construction with all the information you need to build the cabinet.
For larger projects, combine all your cabinets into a "Project". Your project will include a full cutlist for your entire project, and automatically calculates a complete List of Materials, List of Doors (including drawer fronts and applied end panels), List of Drawers & Rollout Trays, Hardware List, and Project Cost.
Get Organized, Save Time & Eliminate Costly Mistakes!
Fully Automated Project Lists
CabinetCRUNCHER automatically compiles the data from all your individual cabinet cutlists into a series of "Project Lists". For example, if you build a set of kitchen cabinets, CabinetCRUNCHER will organize your project into the following project lists:
- List of Materials
- Cutting List of Cabinet Components
- List of Doors, Drawer Fronts and Applied Panels
- List of Drawer Boxes and Roll-Out Trays
- Hardware List
Cabinet Cutting List
This cabinet software produces an itemized list of all the cabinet components for your entire cabinet building project. This cutting list includes the size, quantity, material type and thickness of each cabinet you add to your project.
CabinetCRUNCHER is a spreadsheet program that uses Microsoft Excel to generate the cutting lists for all your cabinets. Use the power of Excel to filter, sort, and arrange the cut list based on your preferences. For example, you could filter the list to only include the stiles and rails for your face frames, and then arrange the list based on length (longest to shortest). Print a copy of your filtered cutlist and you're ready to go to the shop!
List of Materials
CabinetCRUNCHER automatically calculates a List of Materials that includes the cost and quantity of all the materials for your entire cabinet making project. The list calculates how many sheets of plywood you need to build all your custom cabinets, and the quantity of board feet or lineal feet of hardwood for your face frames.
The program calculates the exact total material quantity used on your cut lists and adjusts for waste based on a percentage that you can assign.
List of Doors, Drawer Fronts & Applied End Panels
CabinetCRUNCHER generates and list of the finished size and quantity of all cabinet doors, drawer fronts and end panels for your entire project.
You can filter, sort and arrange the door list based on your preferences. For example, you can filter the list to show only the doors for your project, then sort the doors by width (largest to smallest).
If you intend to build your your own doors, you can import this list into DoorCRUNCHER to create a complete cut list.
List of Drawer Boxes & Rollout Trays
Automatically generates a list of all drawer boxes & slide-out trays.
This list can be imported into DoorCRUNCHER to create a complete door cutlist for your entire project.
You can filter, sort and arrange this list based on your preferences.
Hardware List
Compiles a complete hardware list based on your assigned cost.
List of Cabinets
Produces an itemized list of each cabinet in your project. The list includes the cabinet size, location, quantity of cabinet doors, drawer fronts and end panels, and costs.
For larger projects, combine all your cabinets into a "Project". Your project will include a full cutlist for your entire project, and automatically calculates a complete List of Materials, List of Doors (including drawer fronts and applied end panels), List of Drawers & Rollout Trays, Hardware List, and Project Cost.
Estimating, Job Costing & Pricing Software for Building Custom Cabinets
If you are a professional cabinetmaker, CabinetCRUNCHER will calculate the total cost of your materials and labor using pricing and rates based on your specifications. Quickly produce professional customer proposals and estimates using your project data.
- An easy-to-use software feature that will price your custom cabinets based on materials, hardware, labor, finishing, delivery, installation and other costs of your cabinets.
- All Materials, Hardware, Labor Costs are complied automatically based on your assigned costs.
- Project costs are fully adjustable. An easy-to-use software that will price your job based on materials, parts, door styles of your cabinets.
Customer Estimate Proposal
- CabinetCRUNCHER includes a template for creating a customer proposal/estimate.
- You can adjust the template to your requirements.
Cabinet Bases
Butted Back Panel Construction
Butted Back Panels on Base Cabinets
Select BUTTED TO SIDE PANELS if you want the back panel to be attached directly to the back of the side panels. The width of the back panel will be flush with the outer edge of the side panels.
This is a good option if ....
Butted Back Panels on Wall Cabinets
For butted back panels: select FLUSH BOTTOM PANEL if you want the back panel to be flush with the top of the cabinet case and flush with the lower surface of the bottom panel. Select FULL HEIGHT if you want the back panel to be flush with the top and bottom edges of the cabinet side panels.
Dado Construction
Dado Construction on Base Cabinets
For dadoed back panels: select DADO TOP & BOTTOM if you want the back panel to fit into dadoes that are cut into the upper rear rail or top panel, and the bottom panel.
Select DADO BOTTOM ONLY if you want the back panel to fit into a dado cut into the bottom panel. The back panel will be flush with the top of the cabinet case.
Select FLUSH BOTTOM PANEL if you want the back panel to be flush with the top of the cabinet case and flush with the lower surface of the bottom panel.
Select FULL HEIGHT if you want the back panel to be flush with the top and bottom of the cabinet. Use the "Set-Up Values" to adjust the depth of the dado and the dado's location from the back edge of the side/bottom panels.
Dado Construction on Base Cabinets
Select BUTTED TO SIDE PANELS if you want the back panel to be attached directly to the back of the side panels. The width of the back panel will be flush with the outer edge of the side panels.
Dado Back Panel on Wall Cabinets
Installing a back panel on a wall mounted cabinet
For dadoed back panels: select DADO TOP & BOTTOM if you want the back panel to fit into dadoes that are cut into the upper rear rail or top panel, and the bottom panel.
Select DADO BOTTOM ONLY if you want the back panel to fit into a dado cut into the bottom panel. The back panel will be flush with the top of the cabinet case.
Select FLUSH BOTTOM PANEL if you want the back panel to be flush with the top of the cabinet case and flush with the lower surface of the bottom panel.
Select FULL HEIGHT if you want the back panel to be flush with the top and bottom of the cabinet. Use the "Set-Up Values" to adjust the depth of the dado and the dado's location from the back edge of the side/bottom panels.
Rabbet Back Panel Construction
Rabbet Construction on Base Cabinets
Select RABBET SIDE PANELS if you want the back panel to fit inside rabbets that are cut along the back edge of the side panels. Use the "Set-Up Values" to specify the depth of the rabbet in the side panels.
Rabbet Construction on Wall Cabinets
For rabbetted back panels: select RABBET TOP & BOTTOM if you want the back panel to fit into rabbets that are cut into the upper rear rail or top panel, and the bottom panel.
Select RABBET BOTTOM ONLY if you want the back panel to fit into a rabbet cut along the back edge of the bottom panel. The back panel will be flush with the top of the cabinet case.
Select FLUSH BOTTOM PANEL if you want the back panel to be flush with the top of the cabinet case and flush with the lower surface of the bottom panel.
Select FULL HEIGHT if you want the back panel to be flush with top and bottom of the cabinet. Use the "Set-Up Values" to adjust the width of the rabbet.
Cabinet Design - Base Options
EXTENDED SIDE PANELS (No Base)
PEDESTAL BASE
Flush Mounted Back Panel
Dado Back Panel
- Back panel fits in dados in side panels and bottom panel, flush at top of cabinet.
- Back panel fits in dados in side panels, bottom panel and upper rear stretcher (or top panel).
- Back panel fits in dados in side panels and flush with bottom panel and top of cabinet.
Rabbet Back Panel
LADDER BASE
Flush Mounted Back Panel
- Back panel is flush with side panels and flush with bottom panel.
Dado Back Panel
- Back panel fits in dados in side panels and bottom panel, flush at top of cabinet.
- Back panel fits in dados in side panels, bottom panel and upper rear stretcher (or top panel).
- Back panel fits in dados in side panels and flush with bottom panel and top of cabinet.
Rabbet Back Panel
- Back panel fits in rabbets in side panels and bottom panel, flush at top of cabinet.
- Back panel fits in rabbets in side panels and flush with bottom panel and top of cabinet.
ADJUSTABLE LEGS
Flush Mounted Back Panel
- Back panel is flush with side panels and flush with bottom panel.
Dado Back Panel
- Back panel fits in dados in side panels and bottom panel, flush at top of cabinet.
- Back panel fits in dados in side panels, bottom panel and upper rear stretcher (or top panel).
- Back panel fits in dados in side panels and flush with bottom panel and top of cabinet.
Rabbet Back Panel
- Back panel fits in rabbets in side panels and bottom panel, flush at top of cabinet.
- Back panel fits in rabbets in side panels and flush with bottom panel and top of cabinet.
Cabinet Design - Installing Back Panels
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Software created for cabinet making are now specialized Computer Assisted Design (CAD) applications for designing and manufacturing cabinets, with capabilities such as 3D rendering, panel optimization, generation of cut lists, label printing, Computer Numerical Control (CNC) integration, and custom report generation.
In most software available today, the creation of both face-frame and frameless cabinets with a variety of joinery configurations are allowed. These configurations include butt, dado, blind dado and ready-to-assemble (RTA) options. In short, most software now gives users complete control of every facet of cabinet construction. For example, Cabinet Cruncher, a simple software based on ‘Microsoft excel’ and ‘Google sketchup’, can create custom cut-lists for a large number of free-standing base cabinet, wall cabinet or bookcase configurations. It supports industry standard case construction methods, like pocket holes, biscuits, dowels, dadoes, and flushed or rabbetted back panels. The frameless version supports ‘True32’ construction methods while face frames can be sized to support all scribe and case mounting requirements.
Specific details can also be calculated, such as the number of sheets and lineal footage of materials, as well as sorting cabinet components by size, width, length or material type.
Cut-list notes can also change automatically based on specifications regarding joinery methods, location and depth of rabbets and dados, face frame scribes and offsets. Other specifications include door and drawer overlays (or insets), shelving requirements, end panel details, requirements for mitered edges and other special features that are required during the fabrication and assembly process.
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