Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Richard, Most likely you are correct in the table heights being different. Before I can offer advice on getting it set up properly, can you post one of your programs you are attempting to run or email it to program@thermwood.com? Also, does this machine have a tool sensor on it for measuring dayligh...

The only need need air for on the machine is tool changes, placement pins, and vacuum valve to apply vacuum to the table as Jeremy said. Placement pins and vacuum valve do not require much air. Optionally you can have air assist which blows air under the boards to make loading and unloading heavier ...

Next step then would be to make sure the memory stick(s) are seated properly in the motherboard. Same process, remove,make sure there isn't anything in the way and seat back in. Also check to make sure if there are multiple sticks that the amount of memory available for the system is accurate to how...

Understandable, especially from the cost aspect. If you aren't behind in work or turning it away it would be hard to justify buying a new machine. With your 45, you should be seeing feed speeds of 650ipm or so (should be fair bit faster than your 41), so hopefully you're seeing faster processing tim...

Troy, The easiest way to get your office computer set up to match your machine would be to run THMsync. This is available on your desktop version on the C drive in the System Folder. Move the THMsync.exe to a flash drive or put it on a network location you can get to from the machine. Run the sync a...

Tommy, Power down the machine, pull off the side cabinet and take a look at the card cage. There is a purple cable running to the bottom of the card cage into a card that is plugged into the mother board. With the machine powered down, unseat that card from the motherboard, and reseat it. Also make ...

Troy,

What is the THM software version on your machine and on the desktop version of the software?

-Clint-

Tough question there. Are you running similar speeds on your 45 as you are on your 41? The 45 you should be running quite a bit faster than the 41. Unless you have a full need for what the 45 has to offer, you could go to a 43 instead. Save a little bit of money that route. On the other hand, if you...

Jeremy, Unfortunately your machine must be version 7.6 or newer for the roughing feature. There was not the necessary AFL code that is required for the roughing to work prior to 7.6. The Control Nesting update page should be updated now to reflect that. On the other side of things, be a good time to...

Don, I'll answer what I can and let other uses chime in with their own particular experience: 1. All our machines are production machines. We have users from factories to small buildings with the machines running three shifts to being used a few times a month. 2. What you use in the ShopBot link is ...

Yippee! It was just the fuse. Don't know why I didn't check that first - it was clearly labeled. Thanks for you help :D Good to hear it was simple. Make sure filter and coils are clean so it isn't overdrawing itself. And keep an eye on it in the event something on the inside of the a/c unit is goin...

Eric, Open up the side of the cabinet and trace the wires back to their junction. You can use a multimeter to verify you have voltage there, should be normal 110 AC so don't shock yourself. If you don't have voltage there trace it back to see if the fuse is blown. If you do have voltage there, you c...

What was messed up about them? First job in the nest, all cab numbers are correct. Second job in the nest, cabinet numbers carry on from where they left off in the first job. So if the first job has 30 cabinets for example, Cabinet one in the second job will be labeled 31. However, the "origin...

Tommy Wieler wrote:Try nesting and cutting multiple jobs simultaneously. The large cabinet numbers get messed up.

I should be able to nudge the barcode and barcode ID up a little.

Tommy Wieler wrote:Try nesting and cutting multiple jobs simultaneously. The large cabinet numbers get messed up.

What was messed up about them?

-Clint-

Someone can give this recut one a go if they use the barcode scanner. I made the barcode a little taller from the standard also.

-Clint-