would be nice to be able to have as many drawers as can fit in a cabinet (down to 1" internal height in size) thinkiing of like a architectural blueprint cabinet. This flexibility I think would be great for guys wanting to build unique shop cabinets.

also would be nice for those of us new to cabinet building to have a picture available in the program that shows what every component is ( this threw me the first time i looked at the program ) rail? stile? all new terms for a guy not used to building cabinets

Hi, 

First set of cupboards using all the door features (boxes are fine).  Frameless cabinets per instructions in the help files.  

Running a test base unit 24w x 23.25 deep by 30h and door sizes are 12-1/16 wide which doesn't make sense. My overlay is 0.5625 (which leaves me 1/16 on each side).  What am I missing, as my doors should be 11-7/8 wide.  

Marty

First let me thank Rob for the pgm and quick turnaround on many answers.  Designed 3 kitchens with program, tweaked pgm and love it.  2 questions. 

1. Using pgm to design workshop cabinets.  Trying to design wide desk (90") with multiple center drawers spanning the whole center section. Can't seem to have more than 1 drawer option.  

2. Is it possible to make a base cabinet with more than 6 drawers? Trying to design a filing cabinet type of structure with pigeon hole slim drawers... 

Thanks for the help if it's possible to achieve any of this.

Hello,
I'm hoping to get STANDARDS.STAN file that has good Frameless "Full Overlay" settings.


Any help is greatly appreciated!

-Pat

NOTE- this file resides in the folder at "C:\Users\YOUR_USER_NAME\AppData\Roaming\Cabinet Planner"

Here is the 3D View and final Picture of a project I completed a couple months ago. As you can see I ended up spinning the Island 90 degrees to give the client more room to maneuver 

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I have a pantry that goes on the end of a fridge panel. Need to have doors on the side not front. Can cabinet planner design that?

I am trying to figure out I Have a entertainment center that has two tall cabinets that go to the ceiling with crown around the top. There is about 74" between the cabinets and I am not sure how you add crown molding in between the two cabinets. Any help here would really be appreciated. Thank You and Happy New Year!

This is my first post, so not really sure if I am doing this correctly.  Wondering if anyone can offer some help.  I have a couple of problems with the kitchen I am designing.  In the back corner is a corner oven unit that is set back and I can't figure out how to angle the countertop so it doesn't jut out in front of the oven.

The second area is the island.  It has a 45 degree angle for the center unit and a lower countertop to sit at.  Again, I need to be able to angle it.


Thanks for any help you can offer!
Tiffany

Hi Ya'll, I used to be on here as JLC68, Look forward to reading all the new stuff!

After setting the general standards and lower standards, the side of the cabinet opposite the Blind corner, specs out the same as the blind side. For my normal Face Frame construction and box construction it should be the same as all the rest of the cabinets to allow for the 1/4" dado in the face frame. Am I missing something? All the normal bases and drawer units are correct, just the blinds I'm having issues with! Any suggestions