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Feature in 2017 Joiners Magazine, Page 31
Cabinet Vision Frees up Joiners Based in Dunedin, Ron Kirk Joinery Ltd has been tailoring bespoke cabinetry, joinery and furniture for clients throughout Otago for over 25 years. We speak to Hayden Kirk, second generation joiner and son of founder Ron about how the...
Feature in 2016 Joiners Magazine, Page 49
Software Entry Inexpensive & Easy Long established joinery company Lee Brothers in Rotorua is a traditional firm producing anything from timeless timber joinery to modern and innovative kitchens and cabinetry fittings. We asked current owner, Paul Ingram about his...
Feature in 2016 Joiners Magazine, Page 48
Cabinet Vision Proves Easy to Use James Yang from JJ Cabinets & Stone in Auckland and Steve Walak from Steve’s Joinery in Queenstown both found the move to a CNC set up made a lot easier through their purchase of Cabinet Vision. We spoke to them about their...
Feature in 2015 Joiners Magazine, Page 27
Lead Times Made Easier Fernlea Cabinetry & Joinery in Frankton have been making a variety of commercial joinery for 25 years, fitouts for hospitals, prisons, retail business, whatever the architect wants - an ideal business in a city and region experiencing...
Feature in 2015 Joiners Magazine, Page 65
Library Based System Appeals James Yang set up J J Cabinets & Stone on Auckland’s North Shore a little over a year ago. Starting with a panel saw he has been producing kitchens, wardrobes and vanities for builder clients in the North Shore Albany area. The...
Feature in 2015 Joiners Magazine, Page 54
Systems Conversion Changing your production methods to a nesting set up requires investment in machinery, software and time. Much of that time is going to involve employees moving from the familiar to the new. We spoke to some of the staff at Counties Kitchens in...
Feature in 2014 Joiners Magazine, Page 43
Effort In Results Out When Martin Page at The Kitchen Centre in Henderson made the shift to CNC production in October last year he decided that he wanted software that would automate their entire process. With his staff he decided that Cabinet Vision was the package...
Feature in 2014 Joiners Magazine, Page 31
Software and Machinery a Natural Choice For 20 of their 24 years of operation Darrin McFarlane and Warren Smith of Kitchencraft had been making kitchens in the traditional way, with a panel saw and edgebander. Four years ago they began to look around at the options...
Feature in 2013 Joiners Magazine, Page 30
REBUILDING a City's Kitchens Misco Joinery, a family business run by Glenn Colenso and Mike Chernishoff has been operating from its semi-rural location in Marshlands, just out of Christchurch, since 1988 and currently design, manufacture and install around 20 kitchens...
Feature in 2013 Joiners Magazine, Page 31
Shifting Gear The kitchen side of the business does around 30 kitchens a week and also manufactures office furniture, laundries and wardrobes. The restructure of the last few years has seen the company reduce staff to 27 down from 40 odd before the recession. “By the...
Feature in 2013 Joiners Magazine, Page 47
Screen to Machine - Factory Automation The transition to CNC machinery using software which links design to production continues to be one of the greatest labour saving avenues for all sized manufacturers. One of the leading international software developers in this...
Feature in 2012 Joiners Magazine, Page 37
Maybe 15 minutes From Design to Cutting Cabinet Vision is perfect for businesses wanting to automate their operations. It allows you to automatically generate your shop drawings, 3D customer renderings, cutting lists, material requirements, estimating and CNC...
Feature in 2011 Joiners Magazine, Page 18
Time has only improved it - Cabinet Vision in NZ Cabinet Vision Solid from Vero/Planit has been around as long as any woodworking CNC software program and is well regarded as among the best at what it does - which is provide a seamless process from design to...