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Furniture ordered online - delivered in 48 hours: Industry 4.0 at

ed machines and software were supplied by the HOMAG Group: The webshop operates with woodNet. woodCAD|CAM is the actual heart of the factory, and contains the parametric furniture catalog which can be

Precise and efficiant – even for small quantities

phase There was no real change in terms of work preparation. The walls had already been created in CAD, since beams are generally produced externally. This meant that only the trimming and the nail lines

MPP - new, innovative plywood panel product

Plywood Panels, we needed a state-of-the-art machine with the flexibility to import files from popular CAD programs and BIM platforms to serve a variety of customers such as architects, engineers and designers

Issle and Sannwald relies on digital tools from HOMAG

workflow in intelliDivide is simple: after uploading the parts list (e.g. from the industry software or CAD), the user can start the optimization immediately. What's special about intelliDivide is that it calculates

Pioneers in their own countries - Timber construction in Estonia + USA

to do in terms of work preparation. "After all, we are the first in Estonia to use the popular hsb cad technology for planning timber frame elements. In this area, we started almost from scratch." In the [...] the USA with a comparable work preparation process, it is difficult for us to find employees with CAD knowledge in the timber construction industry." For this reason, the company is currently depending

Networked production for greater efficiency

looking to provide his partners with a powerful online configurator, he also decided to purchase a CAD/CAM system from Imos in 2015. In addition, he had already started to use the 3D generator from Truncad

Schreinerei Otterbach: Precise investment

to ensure complete data integration throughout the production process. Florian Otterbach: "Using 3D CAD/CAM software, we plan and design in such detail that we don't lose time on any of our machines or at

Perfect fit for the size of the company

without any problems." Important prerequisite: the machine-compatible details were created in the CAD software in advance and subjected to a test at WEINMANN and Cadwork. A young foreman in the company

Digitalization: How will the production processes of woodworking shops look in the future?

the form of optimized cutting patterns is already a reality for many companies, and many also use CAD/CAM software to create CNC programs and parts lists. Nevertheless, it is still common practice to print

Process steps "shortened"

process that can be used to shorten entire process steps using a BIM model created with Revit and autoCAD. "Based on the clearly defined performance of the profiles installed in the wall, the system can tell [...] bore hole for the socket and a standard gypsum fiberboard with the cable guides are created in the CAD system. The work preparation is shortened significantly by such processes; Schäpers speaks about a