Cabinet design software

On Mon, 18 Aug 2003 05:52:49 GMT, "BeerBoy" Crawled out of the shop and said. . .:

Delta cad

Traves

I used to use graph paper many years ago. Then went to an older version of DeltaCad that I still use for real custom line work. It is real easy to learn and real cheap but you are still drawing one line at a time and you have to know where you are going in advance. Broderbund has a product called 3D Home that has a fairly good cabinet generator in it(costs about 50 i think) I'm actually on about my third upgrade so I'm not sure about full version price. Fairly easy to learn and alot of features for the price. I have been building cabinets for residential and commercial builders for about 15 years and I just can't see dropping the 5-20k for the real proffesional cabinet and furniture design programs. The 3DHome has a 3D view that you can take the color off and when you print it looks like a designers line drawing where you control the angle and even the distance the camera is from the floor.

There may be better but I doubt better in this price range.

BeerBoy wrote: | Hello, | I'm looking for an easy to use program to help with designing | cabinets. Can anyone out there point me in the right direction?

This is an excellent program, and it is free.

I knew it sounded too good to be true. Anyone else have an opinion on the ecabinet software?

-Bill