Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Thanks for letting us know, I'll pass it along to the software engineers.

-Clint-

Unfortunately a workaround could not be developed. If you type a new folder name in the field, when you save, that directory will be created. You don't need to create it in Windows, then go back to eCabinets to use it.

-Clint-

Mark, This is as expected. When you select multiple shelves the construction settings that load are what the default settings are. You then apply the default settings to both shelves so your insets are now what the defaults are. You'll need to select one shelf, make changes, next shelf, make changes...

JR, As far as I can tell it shouldn't be adding in two 4" boxes with your settings. There is room for two 8" boxes in that opening so it will make the boxes at 8". The only way to get only two boxes in at 4" is to do your method of adding three and deleting one, or change your dr...

JR, Far as I can tell it is working as expected. In the case of 6" Min Height Increment, that tells eCabinets the drawer boxes can be 6", 12", 18", etc depending on the opening size. With a drawer box gap of 4", it cannot be 12" boxes as the opening is only 26.25" ...

I noticed after the new update, that my 4" pullout drawers behind doors won't resize to the Min Height increment setting of 4" defaults to 8", works on 6" drawer pullouts and changes fine. Any thoughts? ecab drawer 1_LI.jpg ecab drawer 2_LI.jpg Can you post the cabinet with the ...

TERRY you are a GENIUS LOL that was exactly what was happening, tho I dont think it should do that. Probably a bug, but thank you very much for bringing it to my attention. :beer: :beer: :beer: :) :) :D :D :P :P Wishing you and yours from me and mine a SAFE,HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON. HAPPY THANKSGIVING,...

Anyone else experiencing this? Appears to be working on my computer as expected on each monitor.

-Clint-

Thanks for checking that for me, Clint. What you have looks exactly like what we get from our 45. There is a ridge there, and on the assembled parts it leaves a small visible gap. If we could have the Single-Pass Tenon cut do a climb then conventional cut, that ridge (and resultant gap) would be to...

Jeremy, Attached are pictures when I run your code for the part in your original picture. Picture 1 is the entrance, 2 is the gap between tenons, 3 the exit, and 4 is a shot down the edge. There is a lip I can barely catch my fingernail on, nothing near as bad as what you are seeing. It was cut on o...

Also, for sake of asking, what is your dado depth in eCabinets? Does it vary or stay pretty consistent?

-Clint-

Jeremy,

Thank you for the additional pictures. We currently have a demo going on, but if it ends at a reasonable time, I'm going to cut the part from your original picture and see if I get the same results. I'll post back as soon as I get on a machine.

-Clint-

Jeremy, Got the files. As a note just to make sure we are on the same page, when a single pass tenon cut is done, there is a downward arc that is in the same location as where the outline cut will be made outside and within the tenon cut. So there is not really side load on the tool unless the botto...

You can upload them here http://info.thermwood.com/thermwood-file-upload-page.

-Clint-

Hey Clint, By "the whole edge being cut on a single pass", are you referring to the Single-Pass Tenon? If so, the beginning of it looks just like the end that is shown in the picture, except it has the arc ramp-in. The entire length of the Single Pass Tenon cut is an arc, due to the machi...