Custom design modules and the roadmap
Ask for a design module Kabaido has not built yet, from the roadmap or from scratch.
Updated 23 September 2026
- Why
- Your range may not match any design module that exists today.
- What
- Roadmap entries listed as built to order presets, and a custom build for anything else.
- How
- Ask from
/app/settings/presets; a scoping call works out the parameters, the drawing and the pricing.
The roadmap
These are design modules Kabaido has decided to build and has not built yet. Each shows in the presets list with a Built to order badge and installs nothing.
| Preset | What has to be built first |
|---|---|
| Machine knives | The profile import the PCD profile cutter design module already has, generalised. |
| Superabrasive wheels | A revolve body and a segment layout in the geometry kernel. |
| Woodworking cutter heads | An insert seat array on a revolve body. |
| Coating racks and jigs | A rack layout is a different modelling problem from a tool body. |
Drills, reamers and countersinks share the solid carbide endmill's parameters and are not built yet.
Ask for one
- Step 1.
Open
/app/settings/presetsand choose the roadmap entry. - Step 2.
Choose Request this build and book a time to talk it through. Asking costs nothing.
Something not on the list
- Step 1.
At the foot of the list in
/app/settings/presets, open Nothing here matches what you sell? - Step 2.
Under A custom design module, choose Book a scoping call, or Write it down instead to describe it in Support. Bring a drawing or the spreadsheet you price from today.
A custom design module is one-off work quoted per project, with no published range. Once live it runs on every plan, inside your plan's saved design and export allowances. See Work quoted per project.
Related
- Work quoted per projectKnow the one off work that sits beside a subscription and how each piece is priced.
- PresetsSet a workspace up for your trade in one step, at onboarding or later, and know what a preset will and will not touch.
- The design modulesKnow what each design module installed today configures, what it produces and which preset brings it.