Frost CNC - Mozaik Software - Parametric Furniture Toe Cabinet: User Parameters

Creating a parametric furniture toe base cabinet in Mozaik software.
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[@oz1747]

Is there a list available anywhere on the default codes to use when creating formulas i.e W=cabinet width, H =height, etc. Ive used Moziak for years and sad to say I never got involved with the parametric programing aspect. Its game changing!

[@michaelbaucom8220]

I felt disheartened when you said at 8:12 that "this is something you have to look out for" but then carried on. I thought you weren't going to show us how to resolve it. But you did. Thanks! I already purchased the x series template the other day!

[@frostcnc4712]

I'm not going to leave you hanging! I hope you like the X Series template... it really makes installing them a breeze. Let me know if you have any questions.

[@ryoconnor6879]

I am just learning how to use Mozaik Software, I love watching these videos and keeping up with your web store! I am also looking forward to ordering the templates off your website as soon as i need it for a job. It's amazing how talented you are at Mozaik Software, Subscribed as i wish to be this talented one day.

[@frostcnc4712]

Thanks Ry! I appreciate the kind words, I'm happy to hear you're finding value in the content. If you have any ideas for videos that would help you out, don't hesitate to reach out via the comments or by email.

[@marcusstromberg3200]

Great video!! Appreciate the awesome content.

[@frostcnc4712]

Thanks Marcus... I'll keep 'em coming

[@danberg524]

Thank you for this awesome video.... sooooo helpful! Any chance you could do a video on a somewhat related topic? The Axilo base cabinet leveler is a great product and I would really like to get it integrated in Mozaik. Thanks in advance!

[@frostcnc4712]

Sure thing...I'll try and get a video put together early next week and post it. I'll add the link as a comment here as well. Keep the suggestions coming!

[@frostcnc4712]

Here it is Dan...hope it helps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWanp3uHfpijjbc

[@jonathankorban5913]

Thank you, Great stuff, would like a video on the build out of a blind corner cabinet frameless and parametric with drawer over door and panel flush to box sides using Blum overlay blind corner hinge and having the hinge plate holes placed also parametrically in the back side of the panel.

[@frostcnc4712]

Thanks Jonathan...I'll put one together but it will be a little bit...look for it the week of Oct 11th. If you need it sooner, let me know and we can arrange a meeting!

[@frostcnc4712]

Here are those videos Jonathan...hope they help! Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2qygXdqrbyAqrM Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZXPk6CBachlb5Y

[@RetrotechCNC]

Thanks for sharing this! I may need to set this up soon. I have a furniture toe set up as an "Insert" in Mozaik, and that works well also, what are the biggest advantages or disadvantages of this alternative?

[@frostcnc4712]

Sure thing! Glad you like the video! Depends on how you've made your insert...but one of the advantages to this method is that you're not relying on a SketchUp model to provide the visual. Inserts are a great tool and have a lot to offer for many situations, but the non-graphic parts that come from them can hinder some things. I like to create parts in Mozaik as much as I can and try to avoid relying on SketchUp models. I don't see many disadvantages of this method, that being said, I'm always open to feedback about your experience implementing these videos. I think it helps the user to get more comfortable adding their own parameters to manipulate their cabinetry and to think about their Mozaik programming in a parametric way. Nearly every aspect of your work can be manipulated this way, we're just at the tip of the iceberg...ha! Let me know if you have any other Mozaik tips or tricks you'd like to see.

[@love2cad]

Dude, that is awesome! Thank you so much!! - Bobby

[@frostcnc4712]

Sure thing Bobby...glad you found it valuable.

[@Anthony-zj5sl]

I need Mozaik software, any one who can advise on a good plan there?

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