Grass Nova Pro Scala Drawers - User Guide
Contents of this Article...
- Job Property Selections
- Room & Cabinet Level Selections
- Drawer previews
- UCS Variable for First Front Bore
- Individual Drawer Selections
- Adjust Height Using Clearances
- Drawer Properties > Method
- Selecting Drawer Depths
- Custom Height Drawer - Add a Railing Set
- Inner Drawer previews
- Individual Roll Out Selections
- Selecting Heights
- Attach Roll Out to Front (Space Pantry)
- Adjusting Drawer Depth)
- Custom Height Roll Out - Add a Railing Set
- Setting up a job to use Wooden Fronts on inner drawers
- How much Clearance is needed on my inner drawers
Job Property Selections - Cabinet > Construction > Drawer - Roll Outs
- Should be based on which drawer type is used most in your job
a) Drawer Box
- Nova Pro Scala
- Nova Pro Scala 63 (Highest drawer in this construction is 63mm)
- Nova Pro Scala 90 (Highest drawer in this construction is 90mm)
- Nova Pro Scala 122 (Highest drawer in this construction is 122mm)
- Nova Pro Scala 186 (Highest drawer in this construction is 186mm)
- Nova Pro Scala Rail (Highest drawer is 186mm high with 90mm sides plus a rail set)
- Nova Pro Scala Crystal (Highest drawer is 186mm high with Crystal sides)
- Nova Pro Scala Crystal + (Highest drawer is 186mm high with Crystal + sides)
b) Roll Outs
- Nova Pro Scala- 63* (Note: There is no Aluminium Front at this size)
- Nova Pro Scala- 90 (Single height inner drawer)
- Nova Pro Scala-122* (Note: There is no Aluminium Front at this size)
- Nova Pro Scala-186 (Single height inner drawer)
- Nova Pro Scala-Rail (Single height 186mm inner drawer with 90mm sides plus a rail set)
- Nova Pro Scala-Crystal (Single height 186mm inner drawer with Crystal sides)
- Nova Pro Scala-Crystal + (Single height 186mm inner drawer with Crystal + sides)
Job Property Selections - Cabinet > Materials > Drawer Box - Roll Out
- There is only one option for Nova Pro Scala
- Modify for this job if you wish to change materials
- Example: Crystal and Crystal + side inserts - Change the Drawer Side and Roll Out Side materials
- Example: Drawer Bottom and Drawer Back materials
Job Property Selections - Cabinet > Hardware > Drawer Guide Schedule
a) Drawer Guide Schedule
- Nova Pro Scala 40kg (40kg drawer guides used wherever available)
- Nova Pro Scala 70kg (70kg drawer guides used wherever available)
Cabinet Level Selections for Drawers and Roll Outs (and Room level Selections)
- Construction, Material and Hardware selections for drawers and roll outs are the same options as shown in the Job Properties selections
- Job Properties is the best place to make selections
- If the room drawers differ to the Job Properties, Room Properties is the next best place to make selections
- If the cabinet drawers differ to Job Properties (or Room Properties), Cabinet Properties is the next best place to make selections
Drawer Previews
- Drawers are allocated to drawer openings automatically
- The largest drawer that will fit will be used
a) The following image...
- Drawer 1 - 63mm
- Drawer 2 - 90mm
- Drawer 3 - 186mm
- Drawer 4 - Rail
b) The following image...
- Drawer 1 - 63mm
- Drawer 2 - 90mm
- Drawer 3 - Crystal
- Drawer 4 - Crystal +
UCS Variables - The following images show where the 3mm pilot hole option is selected via the UCS Variable and the result on the same cabinet
- Click on this UCS to reveal the Public Variables
- Dwr-Grass Nova Pro Scala-2 (BBT|ROBT|_DGFRVBORE)
Individual Drawer Selections - Using clearances
- Assembly Level > Section View
- Using Top and Bottom Clearances in the Drawer Section Editor
- Estimate the space needed above a drawer using clearances to 'bump' down the drawers height
Individual Drawer Selections - Using Drawer Properties
- Assembly Level > Section View
- Right Click Drawer > Properties > Drawer Properties > Drawer Box > Construction Method > Select the desired drawer
Individual Drawer Selections - Selecting Depths
- Assembly Level > Section View
- Left Click Drawer > Select Drawer Depth from drop-down on the side bar
Custom Drawer Height and Adding a Rectangular Railing Set
- Assembly Level > Orthographic View > Left Click the Drawer Front
Starting with a drawer that has the rail already is the way to have 2 x rail sets
Inner Drawer Previews
- Sizes shown in the following image have Scala Fronts available
- Nova Pro Scala- 90
- Nova Pro Scala-186
- Nova Pro Scala-Rail
- Nova Pro Scala-Crystal
- Nova Pro Scala-Crystal +
Individual Roll Out Selections - Roll Out Properties
- Assembly Level > Section View > Section Interior
- Right Click Roll Out > Properties (or Double Left Click) > Roll Out > Construction Method
- In the following image I select Crystal +
Connecting the Roll Out to the Drawer Front is an easy way to make a 'Space Pantry'
- Click on the Roll Out Back (ROBK) in one of the orthographic views
- Connect Roll Out to Front using Attribute on the side bar
Add a Railing Set while you are here
- In this example I add 64mm to the Drawer Box Height Attribute
- You can add a Rail Set to any drawer or Roll Out this way
Adjusting the depth of a Roll Out
- Back in Section View > Section Interior > Subtract 50mm from the
Setting up a job to use Wooden Fronts
- The following example is 'Modify for this Job' however its up to you whether you make this a global setting
- Roll Out Front Material
- Job Properties > Cabinet > Material > Roll Out > Modify for this Job
- Right Click the 'Roll Out Front' part and 'Match Parent Material'
- Roll Out Front Construction
- Job Properties > Cabinet > Construction > Roll Outs > Modify for this Job
- Run the General branch > Roll Out Setback (Set as desired)
- Run Roll Out Front branch > Banding Definition
- Select Roll Out Front from orthographic view > Set Drill Roll Out Front to True
If you use a wooden front by default... How do I set this up to be global?
- Click on this UCS to reveal the variable
- Dwr-Grass Nova Pro Scala-1 (DWR|*??_OPEN|ROF|DG|RO)
- Set Bore Roll Our Front (Default) to True
How do I know how much clearance is needed on my inner drawers?
- We have added the Minimum Above and Minimum Below values to the Roll Out Guides
- Left Click the ROG part in orthographic view
- Values are shown on the side bar
- Use these values in the Section Editor