Production data and model conversion Your details are trapped in 2D. Your platform was bought to free them.

Twenty years of AutoCAD details is an asset - and a cage. Every new job redraws what the shop already solved in 2009, because the solved version lives on a sheet, not in a model. You bought Microvellum or Cabinet Vision to fix that. Then production stayed too busy to do the migration. Familiar?

What we convert

Drawing sets → production data. Once parametric, the same model produces elevations for the architect and cut lists for the machine. One source, both outputs, no re-entry. Cut Lists & CNC-Ready Data

Standards → templates. Your title block, layer standards, annotation styles and schedules set up properly in the platform, so every job starts at your standard instead of drifting from it.

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The same conventions carried from concept model through to production data.

How an engagement runs

We start with your ten most-repeated units - the ones that appear on every second job. Converted, verified against built work, and released into production with your team. Then the next ten. Within a few cycles the library covers most of your throughput, and redrawing 2009's desk becomes a memory.

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A repeated unit worked out once, then carried through every view it needs.

Working inside your environment

We work inside your existing Microvellum or Cabinet Vision environment - your licenses, your library structure, your conventions - so everything we build is yours, on your system, from day one.

For deep library and template architecture programmes we'll scope honestly against your setup after seeing it; where a scope is ahead of what we've proven on your account, we'll say so and stage it.

Scope a conversion

Send your top 10 repeat units.

Scope a conversion - send your top 10 repeat units
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Converted units are verified against work that's actually been built.

See how a library was converted

Real project outcomes from BluEnt's broader portfolio.

See our case studies

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Have a legacy library sitting unused?

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The solved version lives on a sheet, not in a model. Conversion moves it.

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Common questions

Which platforms?
Microvellum and Cabinet Vision primarily; SolidWorks/SWOOD for complex and mixed-material work; Revit for coordination-driven casework.
Do we need to buy anything?
No - this runs on your licenses and your environment. If you're pre-purchase and comparing platforms, we'll tell you what we see across shops, but the buying decision and the reseller relationship stay yours.
What about our one-off custom work?
Conversion pays on repetition. Bespoke one-offs stay drawn per job - usually in the same platform, so the standards still carry.

Scope a conversion

Send your top 10 repeat units. A read on what's worth converting comes back.

Scope, queries and an honest read on the schedule, before any commitment.

  • Conversion pays on repetition - identified before any work begins
  • Built inside your existing licenses and environment, on your standards
  • One named contact, not a general queue
  • A library not worth converting is stated up front, not sold anyway

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