Putting measurements straight onto a photo of the opening

Photo Documentation
Cabinets & Millwork
Measurement Lists

A dimension in a list is only as good as your memory of which opening it came from, and three days later that memory is gone. Each T1 Tomahawk reading drops onto the photo where it belongs, so width sits on the width and height sits on the height. The shop receives a picture of the actual cabinet with its actual sizes, not a list to interpret.

Why a photo beats a list

A bare list relies on your memory
Each reading drops onto the image
Width on the width, height on the height
The shop sees the actual opening
Nothing left to interpret

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A number on its own tells you nothing three days later. Take a photo of the opening, then let each reading drop onto the image as you take it, so the width sits on the width and the height sits on the height. What you hand to the shop is a picture of the actual cabinet with its actual dimensions on it.