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An integrated Field to Fab tool

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FABDRAFT2D shop drafting in Field to Fab

2D drafting, inside Field to Fab.

Create and refine 2D geometry with drawing, dimension and layer tools.

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FABDRAFTDemo screenshot
FABDRAFT drawing canvas with a synthetic rectangular mounting plate and four corner holes, beside drawing tools and the command bar.View larger
Actual interface · October 2026 local demo using the built-in plate template. Unsaved drawing; no export or machine validation.

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Demo screenshot

FABDRAFT drawing canvas with a synthetic rectangular mounting plate and four corner holes, beside drawing tools and the command bar.
Actual interface · October 2026 local demo using the built-in plate template. Unsaved drawing; no export or machine validation.

Part of Field to Fab, with no separate purchase or external destination. Ask about access for your workflow. Machine-ready output and postprocessor compatibility are not established.

01 / Purpose

Work through the geometry.

FABDRAFT is a 2D drafting workspace within Field to Fab. Draw and edit geometry, organize it into layers and add dimensions while keeping control over units and drawing settings.

Who it’s for

For Field to Fab users working on 2D shop drawings and part geometry.

Current status

Part of Field to Fab, with no separate purchase or external destination. Ask about access for your workflow. Machine-ready output and postprocessor compatibility are not established.

What you can work on

FABDRAFT
  1. Draw and refine

    Use lines, polylines, arcs and circles, then refine geometry with tools such as trim, offset and mirror. Snapping and coordinate entry support precise placement.

  2. Organize the drawing

    Work with layers, dimensions and drawing settings. Document tabs and undo/redo help manage edits.

  3. Review before export

    The tool includes drawing-file save/open and a supported subset of DXF import/export with validation messages. Output needs its own review for the intended equipment and process.

Next step

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Start with the parent product, then contact the team about your drafting needs.

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