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SWOOD extends SOLIDWORKS for cabinetmakers and wood-product manufacturers who need panel-aware design, reusable hardware, reports, nesting, and CNC preparation in one project.
Swood: Versions and Prices
| Version | Price |
|---|---|
| Swood 2024 SP4.0 (SOLIDWORKS 2022-2024) | |
| Swood 2023 SP2.0 (SolidWorks 2010-2024) | |
| Swood 2022 SP0 (SolidWorks 2010-2022) | |
| Swood 2021 SP4.2 (SolidWorks 2010-2022) | |
| Swood 2020 SP3.1 (SolidWorks 2010-2021) |

A woodworking model carries more than shape
SWOOD gives panels thickness, material, grain, machining, edge, and assembly behavior inside the SOLIDWORKS model. Reusable cabinets, fittings, connectors, drawers, and hardware can adapt to dimensions and context instead of arriving as inert geometry. A rebuild then propagates the changed project into components and documentation.
This makes the design model useful to estimating and production: bills of materials, cut information, hardware quantities, drawings, and reports are derived from the same panel-aware assembly. The value is the continuity of woodworking data, not simply a faster way to draw a rectangular cabinet.
Design libraries become nesting and machine instructions
SWOOD CAM reads the panel and machining information created during design, then prepares point-to-point work, nesting, multiaxis operations, simulation, and output for configured CNC equipment. Automatic labels and production documents help keep visually similar parts identified after nesting.
That chain depends on configured libraries and machine data. Preserve custom hardware, materials, connectors, reports, nesting rules, and post or machine configurations when moving to another annual release; the executable alone does not contain the shop's design-to-manufacture method.
Release milestones follow panel automation and production control
| Offered release group | Milestone | Why it is useful |
|---|---|---|
| SWOOD 2020 SP3.1 | Adds material-removal simulation, automatic panel orientation, and performance improvements. | The earliest offer already connects panel logic to a more visible machining result. |
| SWOOD 2021 SP4.2 | Consolidates the design, CAM, nesting, and five-axis workflow around reusable woodworking data. | A bridge release for established libraries and machine configurations. |
| SWOOD 2022 SP0 and 2023 SP2.0 | Adds connector contact logic, nesting-label control, and later direct Blum element import into SWOOD assemblies. | Hardware placement and part identification become less manual. |
| SWOOD 2024 SP4.0 | Adds Panel Cut and Panel Joint, 3D finishing, CNC edgebanding, Clamex machining, and report-interface improvements. | Complex panel intersections and downstream machining receive the strongest offered workflow step. |
The host and Windows version form one boundary
SWOOD's official compatibility rule is the current release plus the two preceding SOLIDWORKS generations. The confirmed SWOOD 2024 range is therefore SOLIDWORKS 2022-2024, and that exact technical annotation is corrected in the offer row.
| Windows version | Eligible offered releases | Host condition |
|---|---|---|
| Windows 11 64-bit Professional or Business | SWOOD 2023 SP2.0; SWOOD 2024 SP4.0 | Use SOLIDWORKS within the matched release band; SWOOD 2024 is verified for SOLIDWORKS 2022-2024. |
| Windows 10 64-bit Professional or Business | SWOOD 2020 SP3.1, 2021 SP4.2, 2022 SP0, 2023 SP2.0, 2024 SP4.0 | This is the common verified Windows branch across the offered generations. |
