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Kerf - Parametric Casework for Fusion
Draw it. Build it.
Kerf turns flat sketches into fully built cabinets. Draw rectangles on a plane, and Kerf generates parametric kitchen and workshop casework — lower and upper cabinets, corner units, appliance towers, and more complete with sides, shelves, drawers, doors, handles, and countertops. Annotate your drawing with simple text codes or construction lines to control height, interiors, dividers, finishes, and appliance cutouts. From floor plan to cut list in minutes.
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Kerf is a Fusion 360 add-in for parametric casework. It takes the most tedious part of cabinet design — modeling every panel, shelf, drawer, and door by hand — and drives it from the drawing you already make. Sketch your cabinet runs as rectangles, and Kerf builds the full parametric carcass for each one: sides, base, back, top, shelves, drawers, doors, handles, gola channels, and continuous countertops that turn the corner. Design intent lives right in the sketch. Write a text note inside a rectangle (720mm, 3 shelf, 2D, SINK, OAK, GL40) to override that cabinet's height, interior, finish, or appliance type. Drop in construction lines to split a cabinet into compartments or mark door openings. Kerf reads it all and assembles a complete kitchen — including sink and hob cutouts, toekick plinths, lighting slots, and fridge/oven towers - then exports a ready- to-cut list.
Built for kitchen and workshop makers who want the precision of parametric modeling without the click-by- click grind.
Draw it. Build it.