Order import from "Astra Furniture Designer": a dedicated button in the cabinet and in CRM, .add files open directly — parts, edging, hardware and dimensions are pulled in automatically.
OpenBazis-Furniture Maker is a powerful program for designing case furniture: 3D modeling, generation of drawings, specifications and material cut-lists. It automates calculations, simplifies handoff to production, and suits…
OpenImport of a Cabinet Vision project: the original CVJ file opens directly — parts, their position in the assembly and the explicit CNC operations. You match the materials yourself; there is no edging in the file.
OpenImport of parts from MPR files: one file is one part, and a whole set can be selected at once. Machining and edging are read from the file; there is no assembly position in it.
OpenImport of an iMOS assembly from a single DXF file: parts, machining and the position of each part in the product. You match materials and edging yourself.
OpenImport of a PRO100 project in OBJ format: the whole project opens as an assembled unit — parts, their position, edging and round bores are recognised from the geometry. You match the materials and the edging yourself.
OpenImport from 3D-Constructor into iFurn.pro transfers a furniture project with parts, materials, edge banding and hardware drilling — without redrawing anything. Two export formats are supported:.project — the main format:…
ReadImport from TopSolid (the Wood module) into iFurn.pro runs through the specialized ArdisOptimizerProject XML format. TopSolid is an industrial CAD/CAM for furniture manufacturing; the export under Cut Export -> Export to…
ReadImport from Blum Configurator into iFurn.pro works through the BXF2 format (Blum eXchange Format, version 2) - Blum's standard XML exchange format for hardware specifications and drawer systems. The importer supports BXF…
ReadImport from Excel into iFurn.pro is the simplest and most universal way to load a parts list when the original CAD program is not supported directly. You use a ready-made XLSX template, populate it with parts, dimensions…
ReadThere are two import routes from PRO100 into iFurn.pro, and this one is not where to start. The first is the whole project as OBJ: the project opens as an assembled unit, with the position of the parts, the edging and th…
ReadImport from Woody into iFurn.pro goes through the intermediate Giblab.com service (not to be confused with GitLab - these are different products). From Woody you export a pair of files - the specification (.WES) and the …
ReadImport from Giblab.com into iFurn.pro is the shortest path for moving a finished project from Giblab.com into iFurn.pro. The transport format is .project - an exchange XML that both services speak. Note: Giblab.com is a…
ReadImport from SketchUp into iFurn.pro transfers a product with parts, edge banding and drillings. It uses the free ABF (AutoBuildFurniture) plugin, which exports the project to DXF. Plain DXF without a plugin structure can…
ReadWhat's new in importAll project imports run on a shared engine:File queue — you can upload several exports at once, with progress shown by stage.A single “Units” window — select the units you need, rename them and merge …
ReadA drawing from a furniture program depicts the product, not the drilling: the minifix cup is there, the dowel hole for it is not. The import builds such holes itself: it finds the joints between parts and takes the sizes…
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