01 / Model
See your idea take shape.
Add boards, set dimensions, and explore your project from every angle.
For hobbyist woodworkers. Joinery, not nails.
Design fine furniture held together by wood joinery alone, with no nails or screws. From your first board to your final cut list, all in one workspace.
Runs in your browser. No installation needed.
The toolkit
From the first board to the last joint, keep every part of your project in view.
01 / Model
Add boards, set dimensions, and explore your project from every angle.
02 / Refine
Pull your model apart and explore how the pieces relate before you build.
03 / Join
Check dimensions and preview connections while changes are still easy.
Workshop-ready plans
Take cut lists, dimensioned drawings, and joint details from your model to your workbench.
See the whole build on paper. Orthographic views, dimensions, and a part schedule.
Every part accounted for. Finished sizes, rough stock, and joinery in one list.
Make more of your timber. Preview rail layouts with your stock sizes, blade kerf, and offcuts.
Take the details with you. Dimensioned joints, clearances, and assembly directions.
Print your parts list
Download CSV cut lists
Export SVG drawings
How it works
A simple path from an idea to a plan you can build from.
Open Sashimono in your browser.
Add boards, enter dimensions, and arrange the pieces. Explore the sample table if you’d like a starting point.
Review your model, check the joints, and download your workshop plans.
A few more details
Common questions about your digital workshop.
Hobbyist woodworkers who want a 3D modeling tool for designing fine furniture held together by wood joinery, without nails or screws.
You can begin with a board and its dimensions. The sample table and getting-started guide give you a place to explore the tools.
No. Sashimono runs in your browser.
Yes. Enter board dimensions in millimeters or inches, including fractions such as ¾ inch.
Yes. Download a cut list, dimensioned drawings, and joint details. Plan downloads currently use millimeters.
From idea to workbench
Give that table, shelf, or cabinet a shape you can build on.