Use a Prodim Proliner to digitally template a kitchen countertop on-site and export the file directly into the shop's CAD/CAM cutting workflow.
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Steps
Set up the Proliner's mechanical pen-and-remote system on-site per prodim-systems.com's stone-industry solutions guide
Trace the countertop, backsplash, and any obstacles, capturing points via the remote control
Review and manipulate the captured template on the Proliner's built-in touch-screen CAD program
Export the finished digital template into the shop's CAD/CAM software for CNC programming
Confirm the export format is compatible with the shop's specific saw/sawjet software before relying on it for production
Known gotchas
Proliner is a mechanical (contact/tracing) digital templating system, not a laser system — don't confuse its workflow with laser templators like the LT-2D3D
Total system cost (roughly $15,000-$25,000 per published third-party comparisons) is markedly higher than laser alternatives — factor this into ROI comparisons, not just accuracy specs
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