How linked cores, postlam thickness and drill parameters work

Learn how a linked back panel core overrides the carcass back core, how laminates add to panel thickness, and where connector drill sizes come from.

1. A carcass core material with a linked back panel core (Linked SKUs > Back Panel Core Material) sets the cabinet's Carcass Back Core Material to that core and disables its selector, also over a Carcass Back Core Material set on the cabinet SKU.

2. Back panels whose core source is Custom keep their own core.

3. A carcass panel is as thick as its core board plus its two finishes: a 16 mm core with 1 mm laminate on both faces makes an 18 mm panel (19 mm -> 21, 12 mm -> 14, a 6 mm back core -> 8).

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4. A postlam core's panel is thicker than the core by its laminates (a 6 mm core with 1 mm laminates on both faces gives an 8 mm shelf).

5. In the design portal's Material Editor (a finish row's Material settings), the Refraction Index (IOR) input stays disabled with the note 'To enable, transmission must be > 0.' until the material's Transmission is above 0.

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6. A connector drill's Diameter and Depth are read-only (disabled) on the drill's rows in 2D Panel CAM Mode and in Single unit CAM mode; they come from the hardware item: Admin portal > the item > Edit SKU Properties > Properties > Additional Properties holds its drill parameters (for a hinge: hinge_cup_drill_dia 35, hinge_cup_drill_depth 12, carcass_drill_dia 5, carcass_drill_depth 1, screw_drill_dia 5 ...) and its Manufacturing Details (the drill formulas).

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