What does WDWS mean in UNCLASSIFIED

WDWS stands for Woodworking Design Worksheet and is an interactive, web-based form designed to help woodworkers carry out the design process in a more efficient and organized way.

WDWS has three modules in which each module helps users draft plans for their woodworking projects. In Module 1, users can start by establishing project dimensions. In Module 2, users can identify the pieces of wood required for the project and adjust them according to desired specifications. In Module 3, users have complete control over their design; they can revise it as needed while also selecting cutting methods applicable to their project.

WDWS offers several features that make designing easier such as plan customization options, automated calculations to determine exactness of measurements, timely updates on changes in orders or specifications, materials library featuring images and information on different types of woods plus a database containing commonly used designs and other resources helpful in making decisions regarding your design.

Yes! Utilizing this web-based tool allows you to save time by streamlining the entire design process from start to finish with its interactive modules, automated calculations along with providing you with relevant resources so you don't have take extra steps in finding data related to your project. Additionally, since its cloud based it allows for easy access and sharing between yourself and co-workers if needed.

Currently WDWD is free though there will be subscription plans available offering access to additional features such as advanced customization options along with priority support services when available.