The EasyFrame Ecosystem

and how it all works

It all starts with design

The EasyFrame System is the most compatible piece of machinery of its kind. Just choose your 3D house design platform of choice and you’ll be set to use any of our products.

The Wall Framing Services team designs wall panels on the received architectural and structural drawings consisting of wall panel elevations, floor plan views, panel stack drawings, material reports, saw output files, and more!

Our seasoned team designs in Vertex BD, hsbcad, Autodesk Revit®, and AGACAD. With our extensive experience in on boarding customers onto these solutions, we can customize the environment to your specific needs by using our setup and templates as a starting point.

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3D architectural rendering of a multi-story house under construction, showing the framing and roof structure.

The EasyFrame Saw System can receive information from the listed software shown below.


hsbcad
Cadwork
AGACAD
Vertex Systems
Digital Canal
Eagle Metal
StrucSoft
SketchUp

And More!

Chief Architect Software

The EasyFrame Cloud

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Once your house has been deigned, we can send it to the EasyFrame Cloud. The EasyFrame Cloud allows you to manage prefab production from your phone, tablet, and computer simultaneously. Sending individual parts to saw stations can all be automated based on how your shop works.

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Screenshot of a project management dashboard titled 'Jobs,' showing job packages, assembly lines, and work progress, with color-coded status indicators.
Screenshot of a construction or engineering project schedule with a detailed table. The table lists various boards, stock dimensions, materials, and measurements, including colored labels such as red and purple, with some items labeled as 'VeryTopPlate A', 'KingStud G', and 'CriticalStud E'.
Screenshot of a woodworking project management software displaying a list of materials, their lengths, quantities, part types, and structures, with some items marked as completed with checkmarks and others pending with thumbs up icons.

The EasyFrame Marking System

Now for the best part, producing your job. The EasyFrame Marking System can produce 12,000 BF per shift, printing up to 8” high utilizing a high end ink jet printer, and cutting up to 4x16, 6x14, or 8x8 lumber. The EasyFrame marking system also contains the market's most powerful linear optimizing algorithm and is designed to save the most wood possible.

Fully modular and fully customizable, the EasyFrame Marking System can be tailor-made to fit your production needs and budget.

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Industrial conveyor system with an orange machine, a control panel, and a long orange conveyor belt.
EasyFrame Marking System
EasyFrame Marking System

EasyFrame Cloud Packaging and Building

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The last step is packaging and building. The EasyFrame Cloud can help with both providing customizable packaging list and customizable wall sheets.

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A detailed parts list for wall framing, showing measurements, quantities, and part labels for two bundles, with one marked as completed.
A digital architectural framing plan showing the front view of a wall structure with vertical studs, a header, and a bottom plate. Dimensions and part labels are included, with a side note table on the right listing frame parts like KingStud, SFStudLeft, and SFStudRight.
Engineering drawing of a wall panel with measurements, labels for components, and a parts list showing sub-assembly, studs, jack, sill, header, window sill, and header details.

EasyFrame Cloud Analytics

The last step is reviewing how well you have produced. The EasyFrame Cloud gives you the ability to view how much your EasyFrame saw, packaging lines, and building lines have produced. For example, you can view your Board Footage, Linear Footage, Waste, etc. You can also track the statuses of all your jobs, production speeds, and assembly lines.

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A colorful bar chart titled 'EasyFrame Saw' comparing Board Feet, Pieces, Scores, and Cuts over time with a table below summarizing data from December 2021 to December 2022. Top section has a legend with purple, dark purple, gray, and orange representing different metrics.
A detailed table with material types, stock length, quantity, stock used, finished, waste, and waste percentage. The table is color-coded with purple, teal, green, and blue rows for different material categories.