CNC Panel Cutting
Fusion 360 gives me ten times more options than I'll ever need — and ten times more steps. What I really wanted was simple: cut cabinets from pre-banded sheet goods so I'd never have to iron on edge tape again. I couldn't find software that understood that. So I built it.
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If I had to figure all this out myself, there are probably others spending the same frustrated hours. I built KerfLab to give them back that time.
Cabinet panels only need one finished edge — the front face. Hardware stores sell sheet goods with factory edgebanding already on one long edge. The catch: every panel needs to align with that pre-banded edge.
With pre-banded sheets, you're not doing a profile cut afterwards — so placement has to be exact. Professional shops use pneumatic pop-up pins that cost thousands.
Industrial machines swap cutters automatically. Hobbyist machines don't. Every tool change means re-zeroing — and that's where precision goes to die.
Every time you place a sheet manually, you're eyeballing it. One slightly off sheet means misaligned drill patterns, wasted material, and a ruined workpiece.
KerfLab calculates optimal pin positions for your specific CNC bed. You drill those holes once into your spoilboard — a five-minute job. From that moment on, every sheet goes in the same place, every time, with zero measuring.
Manual edgebanding is slow, messy, and rarely looks as good as factory-applied tape. But most cabinet panels only need one finished edge — the front face. You can buy sheet goods with factory edgebanding already applied.
No other software knows how to work with this. KerfLab does. Mark which edge of your sheet is pre-banded, and every panel orients itself so the visible edge aligns with the finished one.
Every tool change is a chance for things to go wrong. Re-zeroing after a bit swap introduces error. Stopping a job mid-cut breaks your rhythm and your confidence.
KerfLab is built around the idea that a single quality compression cutter should handle everything — panel cuts, pocket drilling, hinge cup boring — so you never have to touch the collet until the job is done.
From cabinet dimensions to nested panels, G-code ready to run. The software does the thinking.
Drop the sheet on the pins, press go. One cutter handles every operation. Walk away with parts ready to assemble.
"If I had to figure all this out myself, there are probably others spending the same frustrated hours. I built KerfLab to give them back that time."
Try KerfLab free. No account required. Design a cabinet, nest your panels, generate G-code — and see what it feels like when the software actually understands your workflow.
CNC Panel Cutting Made Simple
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