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Drawers are available in multiple front heights and various face styles and finishes. Select Drawer from the Pull-Outs drop down. Move the cursor over an empty section of a component.
Before placing, scroll the mouse wheel (or use the up/down arrow keys on the keyboard) to change the drawer assembly size.
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Left click to insert it into the Notice the dimensions above/below and left click to place it in a component. The tool will remain on, and as the user clicks, the drawers will continue to stack on top of the last one. If stacking drawers too high, the user will receive a warning. Right click to turn the tool off .GIFwhen done.
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Before placing, scroll the mouse wheel (or use the up/down arrow keys on the keyboard) to change the drawer assembly size.
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If no hardware has been selected for your design, you will see a missing hardware warning. This can be edited in Properties (below) or using the Materials tab. <LINK> |
Once in place, the size of the drawer assembly can be changed using the + and – buttons that appear when hovering over them. Drawers above will automatically shift to accommodate.
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Drawings Drawers move and delete like other parts. If deleting a drawer in the middle or bottom of stack, the drawers above will not move down to accommodate.
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Sticking to standard drawer widths and depths as much as possible is best for accommodating inserts, and aids in easier changes or adjustments in the future. |
DRAWER PROPERTIES
The drawer Properties [Parts] is where the user can make several adjustments to one or more drawers. There are a series of pull downs which allow changes to different aspects of that drawer:
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The Front menu drawer.
 | The ASSEMBLY heading contains the option to change the drawer Size (reflects in the face and drawer), select a File drawer, or to create Custom assemblies outside of the standard sizes, where you can input the number of spaces the assembly will take up. |
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Finish. The |
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Finish options will coordinate with the selected Type. Extend to Faceless <LINK> is an option used when placing multiple boxes behind a single front. |
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Type is selected, the |
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Style and |
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Finish options will vary. |
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There are also options to add double hardware (for wide drawers) as well as positioning and drilling notations (not often adjusted by design consultants). |
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users can add |
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Lock(s) <LINK?> to any drawers. |
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The ‘Misc’ menu contains the options for turning shelves on and off, which we will discuss in the next topic.
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BOX heading allows the user to change the box |
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Size, as it is not uncommon to have a larger face on a smaller box. | |
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Use the Apply Properties <LINK> at the bottom to apply those changes. |
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choosing Select |
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drawers you want to apply the properties too. Remember, anything that you want to apply must have a checkmark in the box to the left. |
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