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Review a plan.
Were you sent a .kerf plan? Open it here to orbit the
build and read its cut list. The file is read by this page in your browser and is
never uploaded, stored or shared.
Your plan
Size follows the plan's width, depth and height axes in the shown pose, including modeled hardware. It is rounded to the nearest 1/64 inch.
Concept view. Actual wood grain, color and finish will vary; the physical finish sample is what you approve.
Drag across the model to orbit. Use the wheel to move closer or farther away. With the model focused, use the arrow keys to orbit, + to move closer, and − to move farther away. Press Escape to leave full screen or the expanded view.
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Computed cut list
Finished dimensions are shown in inches. Stock totals and shop notes come directly from the analyzed plan.
| Part | Material | Finished size (in) | Quantity | Notes |
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Authored screw definitions
These are saved hinge placements and dimensions, in inches. They do not specify wood pilot or countersink cuts. Mounting-hole and head-seat fit, screw travel and load capacity are not assessed here.
Authored hinge hole definitions
These are saved leaf hole patterns. Each value keeps the unit, source and tolerance it was saved with. A metal bore does not specify a wood pilot, and an optional drilling instruction is the author's, measured from the uncut stock face; no wood is removed from the plan. Numbered marks in the view locate the holes. Stock-edge clearances, head seats, slots, fit and strength are not assessed here.
Hardware
Saved hinges, lid stays, catches, latches, handles, feet and shelf pins. A catalog item keeps the size and placement chosen in the app and is re-derived from the boards when the plan opens, as the app does. When a placement cannot be derived, the saved geometry is shown and is not a newly valid placement. Layout lines and maker-data notes use the app's own wording, measured from nominal board edges. Fit, strength, travel and clearance are not assessed here.
Panel-fit plans
Saved planning assumptions for floating panels. The app's default is an editable planning example: an assumed assembly moisture content and a 6–12% service range. Opening a plan never resizes a panel, and nothing here is a measured fit or a physical acceptance result.
What this page does
The page reads the plan you choose with the same Rust implementation the desktop app is built from, migrates and heals it, solves its joinery, computes its cut list, and draws the result locally in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere. A file this viewer cannot read is refused with a reason, and any plan already shown stays shown. Editing and agent-assisted design belong to the KerfSense desktop app; to see a finished example first, open the curated demo.
The viewer on this page is proprietary software of Sacred Noir L.L.C. All rights reserved. See the Third-party notices.