That's one way for sure! I was envisioning doing it through the construction tab like shown. Wish I new how to draw in another little popout with the flip option.
Never seen this discussed but we need the option to flip a tenon on one edge to the other side of the part. IE: on wall cab decks the tenon left and right needs to be on the top edge to remain captive but we need a tenon on the front for mounting frames to be on the bottom edge.
We took your 1st unrendered pic and told chatgpt to make it more natural looking but it made changes to the layout as well. It can't determine scale from a jpeg. It suggested making an stl from some other programs so it has a better idea of the geometry. Frankly it looks amazing!
Hey Kerry, are you using a rendering software with AI or just loading an image? Some AI engines ask for a 3d model to work with for better presentation. We noticed that it doesn't handle depths well in some situations and will do some odd tweaks.
You could adjust the daylight for that tool. This will allow you to adjust it while running a program. Keep in mind it will affect every operation that tool is used for.
We use a 3/8 DS for tenon and dado operation so changing the daylight would affect the depth clearance as well but we are talking ...
Just revisiting this. Would be great to replace the "duplicate" options with a simple "copy" option that makes another cabinet that functions similar to "move in wireframe" or place cabinet mode and allows you to place as many as you want. Hit esc when you are done.
Hey Kerry, I do use a dell thunderbolt but not all the time and rendering doesn't work when it's undocked either. I'll look into the bios settings and let you know results.
Just revisiting this to see if anyone has figured it out. I still can't render on my laptop Dell Precision 7720 w/Quadro M1200. My older desktop is fine but hasn't had an update available in 2 years.
I have the latest driver from Jan 16th. If I switch to force rendering my screen flashes repeatedly ...
Here is my pattern if you're interested. It's set 1mm deeper for flush inset. If you want to use a cover cap you will have to add for that and offset the screw hole as well.
This is working well for us but I don't like how control nest chooses to machine it by separating the 2 operations used to ...