Shop drawings & 3D mockups

Close the job before you cut a board.

The drawing set, the live 3D room and a photoreal render all come from the one cabinet model — the exact geometry you priced, not a picture of something like it. Walk the client through it, print the titled set for sign-off, then build.

Titled drawing setsLive 3D roomGeometry-locked AI renderDXF · CSV · GLB · 360°
A real render, from a real job

The client approves what you will actually build.

This L-shaped run of white-oak bases with a stone top was designed in WoodWright, nested and cut-listed from the same model, and rendered from its own geometry. No staged props, no stock kitchen — the render is the cabinets in the cut list.

  • Drawing sets — plan, elevations and sections, titled and laid out for sign-off, regenerated when the design changes.
  • Live 3D — the same model with real doors, fronts and finishes; orbit it, open a cabinet in place.
  • AI render — photoreal, geometry-locked, from prepaid credits; the one paid feature on this page.
  • Exports — DXF, CSV, GLB and 360° panoramas; the job is a plain file on your disk.
Photoreal AI render of an L-shaped run of white-oak base cabinets with a stone top in a bright room, rendered from the same WoodWright model that produced its cut list
AI render — a real job, rendered from its own model
Questions

Straight answers

Are the shop drawings generated or drawn by hand?
Generated from the cabinet model. The plan, the wall elevations and the sections are views of the same job you designed, titled and laid out as a drawing set for sign-off. Change the design and the drawings change with it — there is nothing to redraw.
Is the 3D a real model or a picture?
A real model: the 3D room is the same geometry as the plan and the cut list, with the doors, fronts and finishes drawn from the parts. Orbit it, open a cabinet in place, export it as GLB or as a 360° panorama to send to the client.
What is the AI render?
A photoreal render of the exact cabinets you designed and priced — geometry-locked, so the client is approving what you will build, not a stock kitchen. The render shown on this page is a real job, produced in the app. It runs in the cloud on prepaid credits (about 30 cents each); everything else on this page is free and local.
What formats come out?
DXF (layered, to your CAM), CSV (cut lists), GLB (the 3D model) and 360° panoramas — and the job itself is a plain .ww file on your disk that opens without a login, forever.

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