Lumbernatics helps you create plans and 3D models for simple woodworking projects.
Two Powerful Editors for All Your Woodworking Project Needs
- 3D Editor: Create realistic 3D models that you can pan, rotate, and view from any angle. The 3D Editor allows you to visualize your project in a fully interactive environment, making it easier to understand how each piece fits together. Start quickly with 3D build examples for common projects like picture frames, garden planters, end tables, and more. These examples can be customized to suit your needs, helping you learn how to use the tools while creating practical designs.
- 2D Isometric Editor: Quickly put together a wood project design using the 2D isometric editor. This editor is ideal for sketching out ideas in a simpler, two-dimensional format while still conveying depth through isometric projection. It's perfect for creating straightforward plans without the complexity of full 3D modeling.
Easy Interface: Enjoy a simple and user-friendly design that makes it accessible for beginners and efficient for experienced users. The intuitive layout ensures that all tools and features are easily reachable, so you can focus on planning your project without any hassle.
Custom Sizes: Choose from common lumber sizes or set your own custom dimensions to match the materials you have or plan to purchase. This flexibility ensures that your designs are accurate and tailored to your specific project requirements.
Export Options: Export your design as an images or print out physical copies. You can also save and print your detailed lumber list, which includes all the pieces you'll need with their dimensions. This makes shopping for materials and organizing your build much more straightforward.
Save Projects: Save your designs and re-import them later for further editing. This feature allows you to work on projects over multiple sessions and make adjustments as needed without starting from scratch.
Quick Duplication: Easily duplicate lumber pieces to expand your design without repetitive manual input. If your project requires multiple identical pieces—like table legs or fence posts—you can create copies quickly to save time and maintain consistency.
Alignment Tools: Automatically align multiple pieces for uniform spacing and dimensions. This is especially useful when arranging elements like shelves, slats, or any components that need to be evenly distributed. It helps maintain symmetry and balance in your design.
Lumber Numbering: Number your lumber pieces for easy identification during the building process. Each piece in your design is assigned a unique number, which corresponds to the lumber list you can print. This makes it easier to keep track of parts, reducing confusion and mistakes when cutting and assembling.
