Cabinet Vision and Akhurst solve real manufacturing challenges

Attendees had the privilege of witnessing Christopher Manclière, Planit’s senior software specialist, demonstrate the extensive capabilities of Cabinet Vision software in conjunction with Akhurst's CNC machines.

MISSISSAUGA — Planit Canada, a leading provider of manufacturing software solutions, joined forces with Akhurst Machinery Limited to produce Planit + Akhurst Real-World Training event. The event, held May 8 at the Akhurst facility in Mississauga provided CABINET VISION users with insights into utilizing Planit software and industry-leading CNC machines to overcome real manufacturing challenges.

The Planit + Akhurst Real-World Training event brought woodworking professionals and enthusiasts together for an immersive training experience. Attendees had the privilege of witnessing Christopher Manclière, Planit’s senior software specialist, demonstrate the extensive capabilities of Cabinet Vision software in conjunction with Akhurst's CNC machines. Throughout the event, construction methods, machining times, and nesting options were compared, enlightening participants on extracting the maximum potential from their automation processes.

Key highlights of the event included:

  • Exploration of commonly used assembly methods: Attendees gained comprehensive knowledge of the pros and cons of various assembly techniques and practical guidance on implementing them effectively in CABINET VISION software.
  • Unleashing the power of nesting methods: Attendees learned to leverage the flexibility and customization features of Screen 2 Machine® to optimize nesting processes and enhance overall productivity.
  • Practical tips for tooling improvement: Participants discovered valuable strategies for enhancing machining processes by utilizing appropriate tooling techniques.
  • Precision in preventing part movement during cutting: Valuable insights were shared on preventing parts from shifting on nested sheets during the cutting process, ensuring superior precision and efficiency.
  • Automation of part replacement: Attendees learned how to automate the process of replacing broken or missing parts, streamlining workflow and minimizing manual efforts.

The event also offered networking opportunities, allowing participants to connect with fellow Cabinet Vision users, exchange experiences, and foster collaborative relationships within the woodworking community. 

For more information about Planit and its software solutions, go to www.planitcanada.ca

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Harry Urban is the retired publisher of the Woodworking Network. Urban spent more than 30 years working in business-to-business publishing, trade shows, and conferences. He has travelled extensively throughout North America and overseas visiting and reporting on major manufacturing facilities and trade shows. In retirement, he's still following the woodworking industry, but he plans to do a lot more fishing.