Draw it.
Build it.
Kerf turns a floor-plan sketch into fully-built parametric casework — cabinets, corners, towers, countertops — then hands you the cut list, the nest, the shop paperwork, the quote and CAM-ready toolpaths.
Two add-ins for Autodesk Fusion. One workshop.
A floor-plan sketch in; built cabinets, cut lists, nests, shop paperwork and toolpaths out.
One-piece routed MDF doors — built-in profiles or your own — from order table to G-code.
From design intent to cut parts on the machine.
Draw rectangles
One rectangle per cabinet on your floor plan. Tilted runs, L-polygons for true corners, construction lines for dividers.
Add notes optional
Write 720mm 3 shelf G inside a rectangle and that cabinet overrides the dialog defaults.
Build, nest, cut
Select the profiles, hit OK. Real bodies with joinery, then the cut list, the nest, labels, a quote and CAM setups.
Annotate the drawing.
Control the build.
Thirty-odd sketch codes override any single cabinet — height, interior, doors, hinge side, gola, door style, wood, finish, toekick, LED, face-frame, sink and stove openings, fridge and oven towers. No dialog round-trip, no second build.
Open the sketch-code reference →Everything it does, shipping today.
From the model to a photo your client signs off on.
Photo Shoot frames the kitchen from its own geometry, like a photographer would. Give an AI image tool one frame and one reference photo for the look, and it renders the rest of the set to match.

KERF FRAMEAI RENDERIt looks and behaves like a first-party command.
A left-docked palette, label/control rows, collapsible groups, value inputs that accept expressions, a proper selection step and OK bound to command validity. Batch is the default tab; Single is one click away.
Selection inside the canvas stays Fusion blue. Amber is Kerf's, and only Kerf's.
Thirty days free. Then $20 a month.
Every feature unlocked for 30 days. No card, no activation.
Everything: batch a kitchen, nest it, price it, print the paperwork, cut it.
Draw six rectangles.
Get six cabinets.
Install Kerf, open the Kerf panel in the Design workspace and build your first run in under ten minutes.




