Why cant i get a cnc wood panelled office? I’m no cabinet maker, only done simple wood working, but this would slash the number one cost (labor) to a wood panelled room right?

Are simple room dimensions not precise enough?

>>2922380 (OP)
Number 1 cost is probably material if you're using real wood. Cutting a bunch of big flat panels from sheets is not particularly time consuming, certainly not to the point that custom CNC cutting the panels would save you any money. And then the panels still have to be assembled, glued and screwed together.

if you're using cnc do something nutsy like the musical wave thing

>>2922380 (OP)
what cost exactly are you cutting by using cnc?
are you sure you can get precise measurements of every wall and angle? guarantee you can't and there WILL be some oversight and fitting required.

That room is grotesque

>>2922380 (OP)
>Why cant i get a cnc wood panelled office
why cnc? It doesn't make anything easier cheaper or faster. Your pic is cabinet grade plywood with seams covered by 1x stock with some panel trim to frame out the boxes. It's pretty standard and efficient.

What would even be CNCed in that pic? An entire wall? That's going to be a slab of wood at least 2" thick, 8' tall and however long, all with a ton of wasted material and a retardedly long machine time. Good luck finding a slab of wood that large, and then how the fuck do you even get it in there? why do I even bother with this fuckin board

>>2922614
indian HGTV house flipper has arrived

>>2922672
Money can't buy taste

>>2922694
But it can buy higher ceilings

>>2922380 (OP)
Stain grade is harder to do given the tolerances, but what you posted could be done with quality, high grade veneered plywood panels and hardwood molding, why bother with CNC in this case and solid wood panels?

>>2922380 (OP)
If you could save big parts of the process with a cnc, maybe. CNC is just a huge, mechanized router.
You have to cut the trim profiles on the insides of every box and the profile of the crown and baseboard. To get straight corners, different pieces must come together. A cnc cutter is circular, so its inside corners will always be rounded. It's also not a perfect tool for planing, but shops often use it to get close enough.

>>2922614
Agreed. It's way too much.

>>2922380 (OP)
Your pic does not need to be CNC'd, it's all just flat panels with champfered trim, any dildo with a router and a plank of wood clamped down can make it.
A CNC would cut down costs on something like picrel dramatically, though - pattern carved trim and carved detail pillar panels.