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Woodwork for Inventor is an add-on for the Autodesk Inventor mechanical design software which turns this software into a work environment for computer-aided design of furniture and other wooden products. This furniture design software package enables constructors to work more efficiently and accurately, with fewer errors, allowing them more time for creative work by automating routine tasks of..
Woodwork for Inventor Blog
5d ago
In custom furniture manufacturing, the design team is essential for translating client requirements into production-ready outputs. Using tools like 3D design software and CAD/CAM systems, designers create models, technical drawings, and CNC programs that guide the production process. However, many C-level decision-makers don’t have the time to dive deep into the nuances of these tools
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Woodwork for Inventor Blog
2M ago
In the modern furniture manufacturing industry, efficiency and accuracy are key. But when data is unorganized or poorly managed, it can hinder decision-making and slow down the design-to-production process. To tackle these challenges, we’re offering an exclusive free webinar, “Shaping BOM Data into Required Results: The Power of Structured Information.” Below is a sneak peek
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Woodwork for Inventor Blog
3M ago
The core activity of any manufacturing company is product production, encompassing everything from material supply to delivery and assembly. This process relies on a constant flow of information; without it, production cannot take place. As a result, every company develops its own information flow to support production with the necessary data. With growing competition, the
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Woodwork for Inventor Blog
3M ago
In the fast-paced world of furniture design, managing complex assemblies and raw data can often feel overwhelming. Whether you’re working on woodworking, cabinetry, or large-scale furniture manufacturing projects, transforming 3D design models into structured, actionable data is critical for smooth production and efficient workflows. To help you tackle these challenges head-on, we’re hosting a free
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Woodwork for Inventor Blog
6M ago
In the rapidly evolving world of retail design, sustainability is no longer a buzzword—it’s a necessity. As design engineers, the challenge lies in creating spaces that are not only visually appealing and functional but also kind to our planet. Here, we delve into three pivotal areas: the use of recycled materials, energy efficiency, and the
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Woodwork for Inventor Blog
6M ago
Are you looking to elevate your design and manufacturing processes with Woodwork for Inventor? We offer a suite of powerful APIs that allow third parties to create highly personalized applications using our Woodwork for Inventor functionality. These APIs provide unparalleled flexibility and control, enabling you to tailor solutions to your unique needs. Let’s explore the exciting capabilities:
BOX API: Customize Your iBox Component Insertion
Our BOX API empowers users to build their own applications utilizing the iBox component insertion mechanism. This API is a game-changer for those l ..read more
Woodwork for Inventor Blog
6M ago
In the world of woodworking, creativity is the cornerstone of innovation and artistry. Traditional methods have served craftsmen well for centuries, but as technology advances, so do the tools available to expand creative boundaries. Autodesk Inventor, a powerful CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software, offers woodworkers a unique opportunity to enhance their creativity and bring complex designs to life that would be challenging, if not impossible, to achieve manually. In this post, we’ll explore how Autodesk Inventor can elevate your woodworking projects through features like parametric design a ..read more
Woodwork for Inventor Blog
7M ago
In the woodworking industry, traditional methods and familiar tools often dominate the landscape. Many woodworkers rely on software specifically marketed for their craft, often overlooking tools like Autodesk Inventor. This oversight can be attributed to several misconceptions. However, these misunderstandings can prevent woodworkers from experiencing the numerous advantages that Autodesk Inventor can offer. Let’s explore why people might not see Autodesk Inventor as a solution for woodworking and why this perspective is mistaken.
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Woodwork for Inventor Blog
8M ago
We are excited to announce the release of Woodwork for Inventor V15! This latest version introduces a range of powerful new features and enhancements designed to elevate your woodworking design and manufacturing processes.
In this post, we’ll dive into the key improvements and new capabilities of V15, such as advanced CAM milling styles, enhanced AutoPlot features, a new BOM App, and much more. To provide a comprehensive overview, we have also included a detailed video that showcases these exciting updates in action.
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Woodwork for Inventor Blog
8M ago
Time flies, and another year has passed. As every spring, we are releasing a new version of Woodwork for Inventor (free 45 days trial available HERE), now at version 15. This year, our biggest challenge was adapting to Autodesk Inventor’s transition to .NET 8 from .NET Framework. To ensure compatibility with Inventor 2025, we also had to migrate Woodwork to .NET 8.0. This required numerous internal changes and significant effort. While we achieved this, we can’t completely abandon the old .NET version yet, as Woodwork supports the current and two previous Inventor versions. Therefore, we’ll ma ..read more