Plans approved

The first design centered the work area on the corner of the L, where we'd pictured a computer. Jess saw it and moved everything: the long wall is where she works, with the Cricut at the left end, the embroidery machine at the right, and open butcher block between them. The short wall became the computer desk.

That layout change is why the plans are generated rather than drawn. Moving the cabinets meant re-deriving the wall blocks, the support under the butt joint, the cut list and the sheet layouts; with one parameter file it was a regenerate, not a redraw.

The last two revisions added a corner cabinet with a fixed shelf for laptops and bags, then pulled it off Wall B so it keeps the same cable chase as every other cabinet.

Next: buy the plywood and print a test bin rail.