From six rectangles to your own G-code.
Eight short tutorials, a short for every sketch code and drawn marker, and four paths that follow a job from the first cabinet to the machine. Every clip was recorded in Kerf 2.3.2 in Autodesk Fusion.
Eight tutorials, one job.
Each one plays here, with captions: a cabinet, a kitchen, the codes, the finishes, then the cut list, the quote and the G-code.
46 shorts, one per code.
Write it, see what Kerf reads, watch it build. Each short is a real build in Fusion, under a minute long.
010:52
720MM
Height, cabinet by cabinet
72CM · 30IN · 30" · 720
020:51
UP
Wall cabinets from the floor plan
wall cabinet from the floor plan
030:49
UH
Upper grip, no extra lift
upper handle only
040:52
Z1600
Hang it exactly where you want
Z1450 · mount height, mm
050:47
TK
A plinth under the cabinet
TK100 · plinth height, mm
060:46
T25
Board thickness, per cabinet
T18 · panel thickness, mm
070:46
B18
Back panel thickness, per cabinet
B6 · back panel thickness, mm
080:46
3 SHELF
Shelves, by count
3 SHELVES · 3SHELF
090:43
3D
A bank of wooden drawers
D · wooden drawers
100:50
3AD
Aluminium gola drawers
AD · aluminium gola drawers
110:46
1D+2DR
A drawer over the doors
D+DR · combo
120:40
LU
Lift-up overhead doors
2LU · lift-up overheads
130:44
NFP
Drawer fronts on or off
FP · drawer front panels
140:53
PGH
The aluminium drawer set
PGG · PHH · P-G-H
150:52
PGH450
Configuration and slider, one code
configuration + slider length
160:53
SL450
Aluminium slider length
SL400 · SL500 · SL550
170:45
2DR
One door, two, or none
DR · DOOR · 2DOOR · 0DR · OPEN
180:41
HL
Choose the hinge side
HR · hinge side
190:46
G
Gola handles on or off
GOLA · NG
200:50
G1700
Split a tall unit
GOLA1700 · grip line, mm
210:46
GL
Aluminium and glass doors
GLASS · GL20 · GL40
220:49
DS
Door style, per cabinet
DM · DL
230:42
AROSA
Five routed MDF doors
MILANO · GENEVA · BOSTON · TOKYO
240:41
FF
Face-frame cabinets
face-frame construction
250:46
F
A fridge surround
FRIDGE · F1920
260:46
MO
An oven and microwave tower
OM · oven + microwave tower
270:52
OV700
Size the tower openings
MW450 · opening heights, mm
280:47
DW
Leave room for the dishwasher
appliance gap
290:48
HOOD
A hood inside the wall cabinet
HOOD60 · HOOD90
300:50
ISLAND
A kitchen island, one rectangle
stone top + carcass box
310:51
WINDOW
Walls, windows and a door
DOOR · CEILING · WALL
320:46
CVR
A solid MDF panel
CVR1200 · solid MDF panel
330:50
SINK
A sink base
SINK740 · bowl cutout width
340:50
ST
A stove base
STOVE · ST750
350:58
ST750 OV600
An oven under the hob
stove + oven under the hob
360:52
SP
A filler for the corner
SPACER · corner filler
370:46
CS4
Shelves in an L corner
4CS · L-corner shelves
380:42
OAK
A cabinet in solid wood
PINE · WALNUT · MAPLE · BIRCH · MDF
390:45
SAGE
Door colour, per cabinet
WHITE · OFFWHITE · GRAY · ANTHRACITE · BLACK · NAVY · TAUPE · GREIGE · NATURAL
400:45
LED
A slot for the lights
lighting slot
410:54
MC
MDF covers, per cabinet
NMC · MDF cover panels
420:49
LINE
Split a cabinet in two
construction line, front to back
430:49
ARROW
Point the cabinet where it faces
triangle, base longer than its legs
440:44
L PROFILE
A true L corner cabinet
six corners, one profile
450:43
TILT
Angled cabinets, as drawn
any angle
460:49
CORNER
Blind corners, found for you
two rectangles at 90°
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Start, build, shop, CNC.
The same four stages as the lesson plan in the Kerf docs. Each path mixes the tutorials with the code shorts that go with them.
Build one cabinet from a single rectangle, then a small kitchen from a sketch, and get its parts on sheets.
Drive the build from what you drew, then override it cabinet by cabinet with a few words of text.
- TUTORIAL 03 Writing sketch codes
- TUTORIAL 04 Corners, towers and appliances
- 3D A bank of wooden drawers
- G Gola handles on or off
- LINE Split a cabinet in two
- ARROW Point the cabinet where it faces
- L PROFILE A true L corner cabinet
- CORNER Blind corners, found for you
- ISLAND A kitchen island, one rectangle
- FF Face-frame cabinets
Give it a look, turn it into parts and paper, and put a price on it that comes from the real sheet count.
From the nested sheets to one G-code file per tool, drilling first and the cutouts last.
Which version do the videos show?
Kerf 2.3.2 in Autodesk Fusion, on small test kitchens. The dialogs and the defaults are the ones you see in Fusion.
Do I need to buy Kerf to follow along?
No. Kerf starts with a 30-day free trial with every command unlocked, and it is one subscription after that: every command is included, CAM too.
Where do I write the sketch codes?
Inside the rectangle, with Fusion's Text tool, in the floor-plan sketch. Separate codes with spaces, commas or new lines; case doesn't matter.
Why did a number change the cabinet height?
A number on its own is always read as the height in millimetres. Glue numbers to their codes: GL40, TK150, G1700, not GL 40.
Two codes disagree. Which one wins?
For the height, the last one wins. For the interior (shelves, drawers or a combo), the first one wins. Anything you don’t write comes from the Kerf dialog.
Where do the files go?
Cut lists, PDFs and quotes: Documents/Kerf_CutLists. G-code: Documents/Kerf_CutLists/GCode. Images: Documents/Kerf_PhotoShoots. Settings: Documents/Kerf_Settings. The log: Documents/Kerf_Logs/kerf.log.
Does it work with my machine?
Post G-code runs your setups through the post processor of your machine, one file per tool, with a RUN-ORDER.txt for the operator. Prepare CAM also writes layered DXF files for other CAM software.
Does Kerf send my designs anywhere?
No. Kerf works offline and sends no data.
Something went wrong. Where do I get help?
Email support@kerf360.com with the KERF-… error code from the error dialog: its “copy details” button copies the full report.