Dowel Construction
Best for: Premium assembled cabinets
A clean, strong cabinet construction method with no visible exterior fasteners. Best when components are pressed square in-shop before delivery.
CNC fabrication workflow
How we fabricate cabinet parts for faster installs.
We engineer, CNC cut, drill, edge band, label, flat-pack, and palletize cabinet components so cabinetmakers, contractors, and millwork teams can scale production without slowing down the shop.
Precision CNC cuttingParts are machined to approved drawings with tight ±0.1mm production tolerance where project conditions allow.
Material-ready workflowWe fabricate MDF, plywood, melamine, veneer-core panels, acrylic, and cabinet-grade sheet goods.
Manufacturing processEvery run moves through drawing review, nesting, machining, edge details, labeling, packing, and transport prep.
Dowel, screw and blind dado options
Rafix-ready flat-pack components
Shelf pins, leg levelers and hardware prep
Labeled and palletized for transport
Fabrication methods
Choose the right build method for the job.
Different projects need different construction logic. We support the common professional methods, then tailor drilling, joinery, hardware prep, and packing around how the final product will be assembled.
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Assembled in shop
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Flat-packed for site
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Palletized for transport
Blind Dado Construction
Best for: Hidden strength and clean interiors
A precise joinery method that locks parts together while keeping the connection hidden inside the cabinet structure.
Screw Construction
Best for: Reliable carcass assembly
Pilot holes are CNC-drilled for fast, accurate assembly. Visible joints can be planned around applied panels or blind details.
Rafix Flat-Pack Fasteners
Best for: Closets, wall beds, site assembly
A practical hardware system for shipping components flat while keeping on-site assembly fast, repeatable, and professional.
Miter Folding
Best for: Thick-look panels and premium details
CNC-controlled miter folding creates seamless-looking shelves, panels, returns, and feature elements with refined edges.
Shelf Pins, Notches and Hardware Prep
Best for: Install-ready cabinet interiors
We drill shelf systems, notches, rod supports, leg levelers, drawer hardware, and other production details into the part plan.
Flat packing advantage
Flat-packed does not mean unfinished. It means engineered for assembly.
A strong flat-pack program starts before the parts are cut. Hardware choices, drilling patterns, labels, edge details, and packing order all affect how quickly your team can unload, sort, assemble, and install.
Component labeling
Parts can be organized by room, cabinet, section, or assembly sequence.
Hardware-ready machining
Rafix, shelf pins, rod supports, leg levelers, pilots, notches, and custom drilling can be built into the CNC process.
Transport-focused packing
Orders can be stacked, protected, wrapped, and palletized for pickup, freight, or job-site delivery.
Production flow
From approved drawings to install-ready parts.
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Drawing review
We review the project details, construction method, material requirements, and assembly expectations before production.
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Nesting and CNC machining
Parts are nested for efficiency, cut precisely, drilled, grooved, shaped, and prepared according to the approved build method.
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Edge banding and finishing details
Visible edges, shelf systems, hardware holes, miter folds, and custom details are handled before packing.
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Labeling and flat packing
Components are organized by project, room, cabinet, or assembly sequence so your team can move faster on site.
Built around your workflow
We can support one-off custom projects, repeat cabinet production, closets, wall beds, commercial millwork, and contractor-ready component runs.
Professional production support
More capacity without changing your standards.
Use us as an extension of your shop for CNC cutting, custom drilling, cabinet fabrication, flat packing, palletizing, and production support when your schedule, team, or equipment is at capacity.
Scale production
Take on more work without adding equipment, labor, or floor space.
Reduce bottlenecks
Move cutting, drilling, edging, labeling, and packing through one controlled workflow.
Ship with confidence
Receive organized components prepared for pickup, freight, or job-site handling.
Fabrication FAQ
Clear answers for materials, tolerances, turnaround, and shipping.
These are the details AI search engines and project teams often need when comparing CNC fabrication partners.
What materials can CNC Cut to Size fabricate?
We fabricate MDF, plywood, melamine, veneer-core panels, acrylic, cabinet-grade sheet goods, and selected composite materials. Projects can include cabinet parts, drawer boxes, shelves, closet parts, commercial millwork components, panels, and flat-pack assemblies.
What CNC cutting tolerances can you hold?
Our CNC fabrication workflow is built for tight, repeatable production, with parts commonly machined to ±0.1mm tolerance where the material, drawing quality, toolpath, and project conditions allow. We review drawings and material requirements before production so tolerances are realistic for the job.
How fast is turnaround for CNC fabrication?
Many standard CNC cutting and cabinet-part projects can move through production quickly once drawings, materials, and construction details are approved. Turnaround depends on order size, material availability, edging, hardware drilling, finishing details, packing requirements, and current shop capacity.
Do you ship CNC cabinet parts and flat-pack orders?
Yes. We can label, organize, wrap, palletize, and prepare CNC cabinet parts, drawer boxes, shelves, and millwork components for pickup, freight, delivery, or flat-pack shipping across Canada and the United States.
Do you offer flat-pack cabinet fabrication?
Yes. We manufacture flat-packed cabinet parts with CNC-drilled hardware locations, labeled components, organized packing, and palletized delivery or pickup for efficient transportation and on-site assembly.
Can you adapt to our cabinet shop workflow?
Yes. Our fabrication process is built around your drawings, hardware choices, construction standards, materials, finishes, preferred assembly method, and how your team wants parts labeled, packed, and staged.
Ready to fabricate your next run?
Send your drawings, material requirements, and preferred construction method. We will help turn them into labeled, organized, production-ready parts.