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Breton Vein Matching is the software to plan slab cutting process in order to get the effect of "endless vein"
The software allows you to continuously view the final result, even during its creation, and also to carry out modifications while working; this means maximum flexibility and being able to evaluate the highest possible range of available combinations and effects.
Breton Vein Matching can be used to generate cutting programs on any Breton CNC machine.
1. Project import
2D-project files may be imported from any CAD environment in DXF format.
2. 3D processing
A 3D version of the various pieces included within the project itself is generated for all imported projects.
3. 3D layout composition
Generated components may be assembled in a 3D layout, identifying the involved surfaces and the relevant contact points.
4. Slabs selection from the warehouse
Slabs are digitally stored in the repository; as such, the ones to be used to create the components may be easily selected.
5. Component positioning on the slabs
The components to be processed may be initially attributed per individual slab, therefore reducing possible machining waste.
6. Final definition of the components
Thanks to real-time processing, you can assess and adjust the finished result of the project in accordance with the desired bookmatch veining effect, by modifying positioning and orientation of the pieces directly.
7. Final view export to be proposed to the client
At the end of the development phase, the final view’s layout may be exported and shown to the client for final evaluation.
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