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#474 The straight edge — the foundation of furniture geometry

Nine out of ten parts in a furniture project are rectangles with four straight edges. Shelves of wardrobes, doors of cabinets, side panels of dressers, countertops, kitchen fronts — all are panels whose edges run paralle…

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#475 Four sides of a part in the card: Top, Bottom, Left, Right

When you open a rectangular part card in a iFurn.pro project, you see four rows for edge band tape — one per side: Top, Bottom, Left, Right. Each side has its own schematic icon, and each has an independent set of settin…

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#476 Edge pre-jointing: what it is and who decides

Edge pre-jointing is an operation on an edge banding machine that is not done every day, but it separates a disciplined factory from a «good enough» one. On the machine the part edge passes through a milling unit that ta…

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#477 Mixing tape thicknesses across the sides of one part

When a technologist opens the part card and sees four edge-tape fields, the temptation is to put the same tape everywhere. It is simple, fast and asks for no thought. But that "same everywhere" is exactly where money sli…

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#478 Per-side size recalculation

The three part sizes — "before trimming, without edge", "after trimming, without edge" and "part with edge" — are linked by a recalculation that iFurn.pro performs itself. It is done not for the part as a whole but separ…

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#479 Straight edging: setup by part sides

Setting up straight edging in iFurn.pro means working with the part's four sides right in the parts table row. The band is set in place; additional edge processing, if needed, is configured in a separate window. No tabs …

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