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> I do this for woodworking designs Can you talk more about it? What kind of things are you designing? How detailed are the designs?

• Freak_NL 3y ago
  Nothing professional; just sketches for personal projects in and around the house. Usually fairly detailed, but mostly useful to get a sense of proportion and to design the basic layout of things like built-in closets. Inkscape's snapping, aligning, and layering features make it a good tool for this as long as you need nothing more than 2D views. I also use Inkscape to prepare the (plywood, MDF) sheet sawing instructions for the lumber yard. They love it when customers present them with a clear overview for the cuts (and I love it when wood I order is cut correctly). For me it's useful to use a single sheet as economically as possible.
  • gorlilla 3y ago
    Deepnest.io is great for...nesting. Its also great for figuring the best layout of various size panels from full sheets.
  • duckmysick 3y ago
    That's awesome, thank you. Built-in closets and simple shelves is what I'm looking for. And maybe a french cleat system for organizing tools. A 2D view should be enough. I'm using draw.io for floor plans to get a basic sense of spacing for bigger projects. Inkscape looks like a good fit for smaller ones.