Check the import
Confirm the source file, units and dimensions. Review the detected geometry rather than assuming every file imports identically.
DXF workflow
A clearer handoff from the templater to your shop.
Bring supported DXF files into one review workflow. Inspect the drawing and findings, choose an available output, and check it against your actual CAM and machine requirements.
Review plans and trial terms before starting.
Resolve the findings
Inspect reported issues and any proposed changes. Keep the original job requirements beside the drawing during review.
Validate the export
Choose a supported output and inspect it in your CAM workflow. Confirm the required shop release before production.
What to check on your first job
Compatibility depends on the file, machine configuration and CAM software. Confirm units, contours, kerf, tools and approach settings with your programmer. An exported file is not a guarantee of a safe physical cut, universal machine support or zero cleanup.
Decide from your own results
Bring a representative job and compare the completed result, time spent, corrections and setup effort with your current process. Keep using your existing checks while you evaluate SlabWise. Processing time and savings depend on the file, work and shop.
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