The «Edge processing» section — four operation types on part edges: inset handles (a profile milled into the front), chamfer (angled bevel), rounding (radius) and angle cut (for 45°+45° corner joints).
Each operation type has its own parameters (angle, radius, chamfer width, handle profile) and price per linear meter. All require a CNC machine with the right tool, so a machine binding is mandatory. There is also a «Handle painting» item for finishing milled profiles.
Admin panel section: Edge processing → Recessed handles (/admin/v2.php?r=edge-edit-handle). What it does A recessed handle is a milled pocket in the edge of a front that you grab to open the door or drawer. Used in handl…
ReadAdmin panel section: Edge processing → Edge chamfer (/admin/v2.php?r=edge-edit-faska). What it does A chamfer is an angled cut on a part’s edge (typically 45°). Two reasons to use it: aesthetics (the board looks thinner …
ReadAdmin panel section: Edge processing → Edge rounding (/admin/v2.php?r=edge-edit-round). What it does A rounded-over edge — a smooth arc instead of a flat chamfer. Used for hand-friendly edges (kids furniture, work surfac…
ReadAdmin panel section: Edge processing → Angled cut (/admin/v2.php?r=edge-edit-srez). What it does A diagonal cut across the full panel thickness at a given angle — not a narrow chamfer on an edge, but a full slice through…
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