Doors

When you are in the Door Catalog and select a door to open its properties, you can select to go to section editor of that particular door. From here you can open the Object Tree. This means you can now view and use the Object Tree without having to actually be in a job. This will save you time when creating or modifying doors, because it means you can now customize parameters at the door level, without having to create a UCS, just as you can see when adding a Route to this door.

Overview of MDF Door Maker features and functions.

Firstly, you need to have a Finger Pull “material” or “profile”, set up in the Material Manager. This can be created in the same manner as a new handle has ALWAYS been created in CABINET VISION, but the available options will be more relevant to Finger Pull handles specifically.

When you open the Door Catalog in CABINET VISION, you will see it has been redesigned, similarly to the Material Manager. From the Utilities Tab you can select to Assign Materials. In the new dialog box that pops up you can see the material schedules to the left, and the Door Catalog options in the drop down menu, and here you can Expand the door styles from the Catalog even further. To assign schedules, you select them from the menu on the left; and when you’ve made all the selections, you then select the door styles you want to apply them too.

In this example we will show you how to use this feature to create a shark-nose edged door.

In this video, I give a quick rundown on how to join the records in a door list so that pair doors with dissimilar hinging (Left and Right) will be joined together into a single item (this can join a whole bunch of pair doors that have the same size)