Millwork 3D and modelling services 3D modelling that exists to get the piece built.

A straight run of casework doesn't need a model. A casino bar sweeping through two radii with a solid-surface top, integrated lighting, a steel sub-frame and veneer-matched face panels cannot be honestly detailed in 2D - the intersections that will bite you don't exist on any flat sheet. We model it first, in SolidWorks, and the drawings fall out of a geometry that's already been proven.

• Compound curves and their veneer/laminate development - what actually wraps, where the seams land
• Intersections between materials and trades - the steel-to-wood junction dimensioned, not discovered
• Segmentation for fabrication and transport - where the piece breaks, how it rejoins, whether it fits the elevator
• Site tolerance strategy - scribes, reveals and adjustability designed in
• Machine data for the curved parts - because the model is the source

See also Mixed-Material & Fixture Detailing and Cut Lists & CNC-Ready Data.

The full fabrication set derived from the model: plans, sections through every condition that matters, developed views of curved elements, assembly sequence sheets, and part-level data. The model itself is yours on request.

Where a client presentation helps, technical visualisation from the same model is available as a supporting output - but around here the render is the by-product; the geometry is the deliverable.