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Custom Software for Cabinetmakers
Now that I am retired, I’m beginning a new chapter—one that brings together a long-standing interest in programming and a deep appreciation for fine woodworking. After exploring software development years ago, I’ve returned to it with fresh energy and a renewed sense of purpose. My goal is to build practical, dependable tools that support the day-to-day work of cabinetmakers, shop owners, and woodworking professionals. My current focus is software for kitchen design, cut planning, and shop workflow, with an emphasis on precision, usability, and the visual clarity needed for real work on the shop floor. Rather than concentrating on highly polished presentation renderings for sales, I’m developing software that helps cabinetmakers solve practical problems: organizing layouts, improving material use, supporting better planning, and making production decisions with more confidence. That includes both traditional sheet optimization and newer solid wood optimization features being introduced across the applications.Applications in Development
DoorCut 3.0 is being developed as a practical design and production tool for cabinet door work. The aim is to support accurate layout, clear sizing, efficient preparation for the shop, and emerging solid wood optimization capabilities, while offering a modernized experience built on years of earlier development.
Sheet Logic is still in development, but its purpose is already clear: to help cabinet shops work faster, plan
smarter, and get more value from every sheet and board. Built to optimize both sheet goods and solid
wood, Sheet Logic helps reduce waste, simplify material planning, and support better cutting decisions
before production begins. Whether the job requires standard sheet optimization or more advanced solid
wood strategies, it gives users a clearer way to compare layouts, evaluate options, and make the most of
available stock.
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Custom Software for Cabinetmakers
Now that I am retired, I’m beginning a new chapter—one that brings together a long-standing interest in programming and a deep appreciation for fine woodworking. After exploring software development years ago, I’ve returned to it with fresh energy and a renewed sense of purpose. My goal is to build practical, dependable tools that support the day-to-day work of cabinetmakers, shop owners, and woodworking professionals. My current focus is software for kitchen design, cut planning, and shop workflow, with an emphasis on precision, usability, and the visual clarity needed for real work on the shop floor. Rather than concentrating on highly polished presentation renderings for sales, I’m developing software that helps cabinetmakers solve practical problems: organizing layouts, improving material use, supporting better planning, and making production decisions with more confidence. That includes both traditional sheet optimization and newer solid wood optimization features being introduced across the applications. Applications in Development DoorCut 3.0 is being developed as a practical design and production tool for cabinet door work. The aim is to support accurate layout, clear sizing, efficient preparation for the shop, and emerging solid wood optimization capabilities, while offering a modernized experience built on years of earlier development.