Printing and export
Print center
Section titled “Print center”Ctrl+P or File → Print center. Each audience gets only its own pages:
| Pack | What it contains |
|---|---|
| Cut shop | Summary, cut list, sheet diagrams, edge banding guide, labels with QR codes |
| Installer | Summary, dimensioned shop drawings, assembly, 1:1 drilling templates, countertop cutouts |
| Customer | Summary with render and shopping list |
| Everything | The complete pack |
The preview is right there. “Print / PDF” opens the browser’s print dialog (destination “Save as PDF”, the paper chosen in the Print center — Letter for English sheets, A4 for Persian — margins “None”), “Download HTML” gives you a file, and “Share…” on a phone goes straight to WhatsApp.
All outputs gives several files: darzsaz.html, cutlist.csv, bom.csv, assembly.html and,
with the CNC cutting method, a DXF for each sheet (with a layer for the holes).
1:1 drilling templates
Section titled “1:1 drilling templates”Print the page without “Fit to page”; measure the 100 mm bar under each template with a ruler. A large part comes strip by strip (one strip per row of holes) so the scale always stays 1:1.
Working with the cut shop
Section titled “Working with the cut shop”The first page lists the Assumptions: kerf, trim allowance, sheet size. Check exactly those with the cut shop first. If anything differs, change it in the project settings and export again — the number of sheets may change.
Three things you must tell them:
- The sizes in the table are cut sizes; the edge banding thickness is already subtracted
- Which edges get edge banding (the edge banding guide page)
- If you have miters, whether they have the machine for them