The most frequent edging scenario in iFurn.pro is picking a tape on a part side in half a second. Four sides — four dropdowns, and a fifth one sets the tape on all sides at once. And when the operator needs speed, the quick mode kicks in: the band is entered by number from the keyboard, cycled with Space, and the whole part entry — sizes, count, bands — goes without a single touch of the mouse.
When the parts number in the hundreds, group processing takes the stage: a form in the material row, coverage of «all parts or selected», its own band choice per side — and one «Apply» click instead of hundreds of single assignments.
This section covers all the assignment methods: the full interface with dropdowns, the quick keyboard mode with thickness color coding, the entry hotkeys, group assignment — and the automatic rules the system keeps by itself: straight edging always goes with pre-jointing, and curvedness comes only from shaped templates.
The primary way to put a band on a part in iFurn.pro is the dropdowns in the «Edge banding» column of the parts table. Each part has five dropdowns: four sides plus a fifth one — «all sides at once». This is the full edg…
ReadWhen there are dozens or hundreds of parts, dropdowns become slow: every band assignment is a click, a scroll, another click. For high-speed entry iFurn.pro has the quick band mode: instead of dropdowns — compact numeric…
ReadThe iFurn.pro parts table is built so that an experienced operator can enter a whole part — sizes, count, bands — without touching the mouse. A set of hotkeys works across the table fields. Their full list is built right…
ReadWhen a material holds three hundred parts and all of them need the same band on the front edge, assigning it row by row is an hour of work. For that iFurn.pro has group processing: one form, one «Apply» click — and the b…
ReadWhen assigning a band in iFurn.pro, the technologist chooses only the tape. Two accompanying parameters — pre-jointing and curvedness — neither require nor offer a choice: the system sets them itself by strict rules. Thi…
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