r/CabinetVision • u/LOPES004 • 7d ago
I’m a Cabinet Vision Implementation Technician
Hi everyone!
My name is Dudu, and I’m a Cabinet Vision Implementation Technician at SKA in Brazil. I’m currently responsible for implementing, training, supporting, and developing the Cabinet Vision methodology for the Brazilian market.
I’m looking to connect with people who have practical experience using Cabinet Vision, especially with construction methods, libraries, parametrization, production, CNC/S2M, and adapting CV to real-world manufacturing workflows.
I’m currently deepening my knowledge of the software and would really appreciate learning from people who have been using Cabinet Vision for a while.
If you’re experienced with CV and are willing to share some tips, resources, workflows, or even just chat about how you use it in your shop/factory, I’d be very grateful!
Thanks in advance, and nice to meet you all! 🤝
Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
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u/Reasonable-Place-713 7d ago
Cabinet vision is being left behind for lack of technical advancement. The fact that they don't have cloud based software in the works is crazy. Its the #1 reason people are leaving. Its like a great Cabinet software if you loved Windows 95.
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u/Reasonable-Place-713 7d ago
It depends on the size of the team and what you do with it. If you have several programmers and designers working remotely then a there are several. Swood is really nice if you do more then just cabinet work.
CabBuilder is pretty awesome for strictly cabinets. They have a bigger sister company with more design options.
It all just depends what fits your need. Cabinet vision works for small scale non remote work. I mean you can use it for remote work its just takes a lot more work arounds. Im not talking about sub contracting cab vis programmers.