Rhino was especially useful in researching the fit of different parts.
My constraint was to be able to manufacture the cabinet with a minimum of parts to build and a maximum of standard components to buy.
So it was a real headache that consisted of downloading the 3D models from the manufacturers, testing and starting over until the right compromise was found.
Very fine work, I love it. Fit and finish seem to be top notch. Did this go into production?
What kind of equipment did you need to use to manufacture the prototype?
Yes, if you come to France, in the city of Cognac, you can have a tasting around this cabinet.
Many. Laser cutting, waterjet cutting, carpentry workshop, there is also some electronics for the lights.
If the question is “Can I do this for my house?” The answer is “complicate”