Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

That was it, thanks!

When I increase the line enhancement in the LDE to around 100 (or more) and move my mouse the enhancements flicker. So depending on where your mouse stops you will either see or not see the enhancements. In my case it seems to only be the RTA fitting holes and the drawer slide holes that flicker ...

When I add a batch job to the LDE and then rotate a cabinet in the LDE and try to print, ECABS crashes. If I don't rotate any cabinets it prints fine. Anyone else having this problem? It was also an issue on the last version and I thought I reported it but maybe I didn't.

You can forget it for AWI quality submittals. It's just not what is was designed to do. We do our shop drawings in autocad and all our programming and machining with ecabs and autocad by exporting a dxf for special parts. And we do have a TW router. I have saved $$$$$ by using ecabs over the last 8 ...

My LDE crashes whenever I try to print more than one page of a batch. I import the cabinets into the LDE as a batch and after printing the first page I get "Encountered an improper argument". I've been having this problem since the last update. Is this a known issue?

Thanks Scott

Is anyone else having problems with the line enhancement in the LDE not working?

Aha, never seen that before, thanks

The problem I'm having is in ecabs. It works fine in CN

When using a 3/8" cutter, I'm having to program parts 1.5" less than sheet size to get them to nest. It used to be .5" less than sheet size. I think this is a glitch with 13. Anyone else having this problem?

I have a JLT drawer box clamp that works great for our doweled boxes. Found it on eBay and got a good deal on it. It will work for dovetailed boxes too.

I finally upgraded to Win 7 and a new computer. I've been having a problem when I save my cabinets. When I open a cabinet in one directory and then go to save it, the default save folder ends up being a different folder called "ts and settings". It is under the ecabinets parent folder and appeared ...

Yes, I had the same thought. Gannomat does something similiar with it's line boring machines. They have a hydraulic brake that slows the feed rate right before it punches through the panel when using V point bits for thru drill holes. But I asked Daniel about it and he said to keep dreaming. Haha

Not a bad idea Scott, but I'm afraid it'd be too time consuming for us right now. The router is running most of the day as it is, but it would produce a nice panel.

I've sped the plunge rate from 55 ipm to 100 ipm and I'm getting acceptable quality. The back side is perfect, but the top side has ...

Our HSD spindle only runs at 3450 rpm. If it ran faster we could plunge quicker but I guess that's just a limitation with it. Do you have any issues on the underside of your melamine panels with blow out with the brad points? We are drilling all the way thru the panels. We are doing closet panels.