cad/cabinets/upper18saw.tsimport { BLEED, type Cabinet, type Hole, type Span } from "../model";// Upper 18" x 42" x 12" -- the CIRCULAR-SAW build of upper18: the exact same// cabinet, but every part is a plain rectangle (no one-piece frames with// windows, no pockets), so each piece is straight cuts with a saw + guide.//// - Face frame: four pieces again -- 1x2 stiles full height, 1x3 rails// between them (glued + nailed, like the Woodshop Diaries original).// - Door: one solid full-thickness 3/4" rectangle.// - Door trim: FOUR 1/4"-ply strips (2" wide) framing the door face --// verticals full height, horizontals between them.// - Shelf-pin holes stay in the plan as a drilling map (hand drill + jig).//// Boards are 4x8 sheets (48 x 96), one per thickness. The layout is// GUILLOTINE-style in HORIZONTAL ROWS: every part lies with its long side// along the sheet's 4-foot width, so each long cut is a <=48" crosscut// guided off the short edge — no 8-foot rips. A 1/2" CUTTING LANE separates// parts instead of the CNC nest's 1" meat. The lane is the point: a saw// kerf eats ~1/8" at every line, so the lane lets you cut each part exactly// TO ITS OWN LINE (one edge cut, the neighbor still has its own line + kerf
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