I've been approached by 2 cab shops to do their cutting, and I'm wondering which path to take. First job was to cut Shaker style mdf doors, no big deal , but all I got was the number of doors and sizes in fractions. It wasnt too difficult to manually enter them in decimal, and then nest them, but I'm used to getting customer provided drawings, putting the onus on them to be accurate. If I was a cabinet maker it probably would be ok to take their fractional dimensions, plug them into my cabinet software, and it would do it for me, I dont have Cab SW so that was just a guess & probably far from correct. I'm wondering if and what SW I might buy, or should I get drawings from the shops in whatever format, extract them and set up to cut. As you can see I'm a little blurry on whats expected/normal of me & the customer. If I want to keep the machine busy, cutting cab parts seems like a good way to go, but where do I draw a line. Let me say I have absolutely no intention of being a cabinet shop, but should I be thinking Ecabs or Cab Parts Pro or?. Thanks for listening to me ramble and thanks for your responses - Neville