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I work for a design/build firm that also has a cabinetry shop. I want to use Revit to create cabinet family units that are easy to revise and modify. I also want to generate a cut list schedule for the shop. I was thinking that each piece (side panel, countertop, door) would be it's own family and they would all be nested together to create a cabinet unit family. I would then generate the components from that. I have seen the Woodwork Institute's cabinet components, and they are not parametrically detailed enough for what I want to do. If anyone has any experience or ideas on this matter please let me know.
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I've found it sometimes works out well on small projects to model cabinetry as walls and floors... This allows you lots of freedom with scheduling and saves you creating families...
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