A Cabinet Vision Minute podcast episode
Let's say you buy plywood from several different vendors. And of course, vendor A has a different price for that material than does vendor B or vendor C for that matter. How can we make sure we have the right price AND vendor for this plywood.
In this A Cabinet Vision Minute, Bruce peels pack the vendor/price onion.
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The Cost-Plus Bid Center is a set of prepared rate tables, reports and catalogs made specifically for Cabinet Vision. This video is an excellent overview of the Cost-Plus Bid Center.
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See Episode 023 of A Cabinet Vision Minute for the Complete No-Draw Bid Process.
Download a very handy tool to help you expedite this Quick Bid process. Scroll down to the end of the text below to find the download link.
In this video, Bruce explains how to create a "Quick Bid" using the Cost Plus Bid Center package available from the Craftsman Engineering Online Store ...all without drawing a single wall and without drawing any cabinets.
Bruce discusses setting up a Shadowline construction method using extruded aluminum channel. Shadowline is a new feature to Cabinet Vision which was introduced to Core: Cabinets in Cabinet Vision 2021.
Extruded channel resources:
Episode 20 of A Cabinet Vision Minute explains how to combine multiple jobs together into batches. Batching jobs together can give you the benefit of better optimization of materials in the S2M Center. And batching jobs together can give you other "quantities of scale" benefits.
Bruce discusses...in great detail...the process of taking a customer's "wish book" idea for a bathroom vanity from finding an image on a Google search to creating a classic design in Cabinet Vision. And, with a few clicks of the mouse and tickling a few keys on the keyboard, you can save this piece to your Cabinet Vision library.
This video is part of A Cabinet Vision Minute online learning series presented by Craftsman Engineering.
There are a few ways Cabinet Vision engineers can work from home. One way, for example, is to use Team Viewer remote access software from home to connect to your computer at work.
Another way to work from home is to install Cabinet Vision on a home computer. In this episode of A Cabinet Vision Minute, I'll walk you through a complete installation of Cabinet Vision on a home computer and I'll walk you through preparing for that installation.
In this A Cabinet Vision Minute, I explain how to use the Material Manager to change the thickness of Panel Stock.
Cabinet Vision 12 was just released by Hexagon, last month I believe. That was October 2019.
My first impression is...I like it. I like it a lot.
But let's start at the beginning...upgrading from Cabinet Vision 11 to Cabinet Vision 12.