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To Set your Standards: 1. Click on Library on the main menu bar, make sure you are in the library for the type of cabinets you are designing, frame or frameless. NOTE: The Closet Library is a separate purchase for cabinet owners. NOTE: Overlay Frame standard definitions are the same as Frameless definitions. 2. Click on Change on the main menu bar 3. Click on Set Shop Standards 4. Set all of your standards on the list, scroll down to access the end of the list to continue to the end. Click Save as Permanent Standards when your done.
To set your shop standards you must first choose a library. From the main menu bar click on Library or while holding down the Alt key press the L key. Menu selections drop down. IMPORTANT: Sizes must be set before a job is placed on the job screen area. Changes made after a job is on the screen will not affect the current job. Furthermore, sizes in set shop standards are what is seen when looking at the elevation or the front view of the cabinet. For example, if your kick height is 4" when looking at it but it is actually 4 1/2" because it extends behind the faceframe you would fill in 4" in the set shop standards for kick height. In your part section you can then make the adjustment for the part. The cabinet needs to be designed as it actually looks not for the size of the part, that is done in the Parts section
KCDw®'s default is set to the Frame library and a check mark next to the word Frame shows this is the library being used. To change libraries take the mouse pointer and place it on the library you want active then click the left mouse button; or use the up and down arrow keys then hit the enter key. The library you have selected is now active and its name will appear at the top of Set Shop Standards window box. With your library selected you are now ready to go and set YOUR shop standards.
From the main menu bar place the mouse pointer on Change, then click the left mouse button; or while holding down the Alt key press the C key. Menu selections drop down. Move the mouse pointer to Set Shop Standards and click the left mouse button or press the S key. This opens the Set Shop Standards window box.
This is not your parts list it is for design only. There are many choices to be made here so we suggest you scan the list first. This will help you get to know the range of changes available. To view the list use your up and down arrow keys; or place your mouse pointer on one of the small arrows located on the right side of the window box. With the mouse pointer on an arrow, hold down your left mouse button and this will move you through the list. To scroll the list at a slower pace click the left mouse on the arrow instead of holding it down; or use the up and down arrow keys located on the key board.
To make a change to an item highlight it, then type in the change. For example when the Set Shop Standards window box opens Wall Height is highlighted. In the example above, wall height is 90 1/4. Suppose I want to change this to 92. I would type in 92.
Once you have scrolled the list and made all your changes, you must decide if this is for the current job only or it is to be saved as a Permanent Standard. One of the advantages of KCDw® is that you can make these changes for one job only and they will be saved with that job. To save as a Permanent Standard click the Save Sizes as Permanent Standards button. To save for current job only click the Use Sizes for this job ONLY button. If you choose not to save the changes, click the cancel button.
IMPORTANT: It is important to note that sizes MUST be set before a job goes onto the job screen area. If the job is not designed with the correct sizes, your parts will be incorrect. For example, if you design a 35 1/4" tall base cabinet but you really wanted it 34 1/2" your parts would be incorrect. Make sure cabinets are designed with the sizes you want, any size can change, but it needs to be the size you want.
Frameless Standards Definitions:
1) Wall Height The height of your wall 2) Floor to top of Top Cabinets The distance from the floor to the top of a top or wall cabinet 3) Height of Top Cabinets The height of top or wall cabinets 4) Depth of Top Cabinets The depth of top or wall cabinets 5) Top Cabinet - Top Width The thickness of the top material on a top or wall cabinet 6) Top Cabinet - Bottom Width The thickness of the bottom material on a top or wall cabinet 7) Top Cabinet - Middle Shelf Width The thickness of the middle shelf on a top or wall cabinet 8) Height of Base Cabinets Height of base cabinets 9) Depth of Base Cabinets Depth of base cabinets 10) Base Cabinet - Top Width Thickness of the top material for a base cabinet 11) Base Cabinet - Bottom Width Thickness of the bottom material for a base cabinet 12) Base Cabinet - Middle Spanner Width Thickness of the middle spanner material for a base cabinet 13) Base Lower Spanner Width Thickness of the Lower Spanner material for a Base Cabinet 14) Top Drawer Opening Height The opening height of the top drawer on a base cabinet 15) KIck Space Height The amount seen of the kick from a front elevation 16) Depth of Kick The amount the kick is held in from the front edge of the cabinet 17) Height of Tall Cabinets The height of a tall or pantry cabinet 18) Depth of Tall Cabinets Depth of tall or pantry cabinet 19) Pantry Top opening height The top opening height on a pantry cabinet 20) Height of Walloven opening The opening for the wall oven on a wall oven cabinet 21) Distance off floor of wall oven The distance from the floor to the bottom of the wall oven on a wall oven cabinet 22) Height of Vanity Cabinets The height of a vanity cabinet 23) Depth of Vanity Cabinets The depth of a vanity cabinet 24) Left Side Width The material thickness for the left side of a cabinet 25) Right Side Width The material thickness for the right side of a cabinet 26) Middle Divider Width The thickness of the material for a middle divider 27) Lazysusan Width The width of a Base Lazysusan 28) Lazysusan Side Width The thickness of the side for Base Lazysusan 29) Top 45 Corner Width The width of a Top 45 Corner Cabinet 30) Top 45 Corner Side Width The thickness of a the side material on a Top 45 Corner Cabinet 31) Base 45 Corner Width The width of a Base 45 Corner Cabinet
The thickness of the side material on a Base 45 Corner Stile 33) Top Blind End Width The blind end width on Top Blind Cabinets 34) Base Blind End Width The blind end width on Base Blind Cabinet 35) Gap Between Door Pairs The gap between a pair of doors 36) Side Reveal Top Cabinets The side reveals for top cabinets 37) Top Reveal Top Cabinets The top reveal for top cabinets 38) Bottom Reveal Top Cabinets The bottom reveal for top cabinets 39) Gap Between Adjacent Doors The gap between doors in different openings 40) Side Reveal Base Cabinets The side reveal for base cabinets 41) Top Reveal Base Cabinets The top reveal for base cabinets 42) Bottom Reveal Base Cabinets The bottom reveal for base cabinets 43) Gap Between Door and Drawer The gap between the door and drawer 44) Gap Between Lower Drawers The gap between lower drawers 45) Gap over Walloven The gap over the walloven on walloven cabinets 46) Adjust Gap Center Used to adjust the center of the gap between door and drawers, positive number adjusts up, negative adjusts down. 47) Adjust Lower Gap Center Used to adjust the center of the gap between lower drawers, a positive number adjusts up, a negative adjusts down 48) Dishwasher Width The width of the Dishwasher 49) Stove Width The width of the Stove 50) Ref Width The width of the Refrigerator 51) Trash Compactor Width The width of the Trash Compactor 52) Window Width The width of the Window
The width of the kitchen or room door 54) Back Panel Thickness The thickness (depth) of the back panel
The width of the front stile on top side panels 56) Panel Top End Stile (Back) The width of the back stile on top side panels 57) Panel Top Top Rail The width of the Top Rail on Top panels 58) Panel Top Bottom Rail The width of the Bottom Rail on Top Panels 59) Panel Base End Stile (Front) The width of the front stile on base side panels 60) Panel Base End Stile (Back) The width of the back stile on base side panels 61) Panel Base Top Rail The width of the top rail on base panels 62) Panel Base Bottom Rail The width of the bottom rail on base panels 63) Panel Middle Stile The width of the middle stile for panels 64) Panel Middle Rail The width of the middle rail for panels 65) C.Top Thickness Thickness of the counter top 66) C.Top Overhang Width How much the counter top overhangs 67) Wall Thickness Thickness of the wall 68) Door Edgeband Thickness Thickness of edgeband for doors 69) Cabinet Edgeband Thickness Thickness of edgeband for cabinets 70) Door Thickness Thickness of the door 71) Kick Box Height Height of the kick box, for separate kicks 72) Base Cabinet Off Floor Height base cabinets are off the floor, for separate kicks 73) Lazysusan Corner Door Space Space between lazysusan doors 74) Corner Cabinet Side Reveal Side reveal for corner 45 cabinets 75) Uses Inches=254, Mm=10, Cm=100 Auto=0 Determines scale for library
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