You may have to do a little snooping around, but most sinks are now available. Even in 3D, like this one which I downloaded for a customer. (Kohler)
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Kohler, Blanco, Franke CAD drawings of sinks.
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2D dxf, 3D dxf and 2D dwg and 3D dwg. But, unfortunately, seldom are all formats available for all sinks. I guess it is still a growing series of data bases.
Try this on for size... just a taste..
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Here's the 3D model of the sink in my picture:
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I can set you up with design software for cabinets and hook you up with a few hundred CNC fabricators who will drop off what you call for at your doorstep.. unassembled, mind you.
You create a drawing, get prices from the network, delivery times and you make a nice presentation to your client. You get the order, release the PO's and wait. The distribution will all take place automatically. The very sophisticated software is free.
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