01 · flat-pack
Every part, cut to a number.
A wardrobe begins as flat panels — every width, height and edge computed by the engine from your flat's real dimensions. Nothing here is drawn by hand.
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02 · the carcass
The box squares itself.
Sides, top, bottom and back fold into a frameless carcass — the same assembly the interference gate signs off before a single panel is cut.
03 · real hardware
Every fitting, seated.
Hinge cups, Minifix cams, dowels and shelf pins drop into the exact bores the engine drilled — each one reconciled 1:1 against the ordered hardware list.
04 · it opens
On its own hinges.
The door swings on the cups bored into it — not an illustration, the real Blum geometry the factory file already carries.
05 · every day
Kerf builds these on its own.
This cabinet is one of many the autonomous engine designs, gates and publishes — open the full catalogue and watch the build record.