Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

It's on my Wish List................lol.

Wow, nice job indeed...........great render, and super install!

Has anyone found a method to convert .hsf files to another format?
For instance 3d max.

Ron,
I use The CD I got from Raymond Enkeboll , You can use their .dwg files.And using the proggie Accutrans change the file type to a .stl file ,
which Ecabs can use. Hope this helps somewhat.

D. norton

Okay, so alot of us have to much time on our hands.

Which leaves the ?. Whose designing & building the cabs

Just my 2 cents worth here. 1st let me say that I have been away from Ecabs for about 18 months now. I have been delving into other software, in the hopes of augmenting my Ecabs images. In all that time I have always been notified by Thermwood of an expiration of the software in a very timely ...

This is the reason I have been working with 3ds Max & Poser for the last 18
months. Problem is I can't import to e-cabs so that the models look real, instead of a polygon sketch.

I would like to be able to import life-like human models into my presentations. So that just like Jon I can show the ...

Wow, hell I'd buy that program.

Jason,
I for one did not mean to be critical of the Co-op. I would love to use it, it's simply a matter of economics for us at the moment.

I am currently badgering a shop that I do alot of business with about a CNC. They are in the market. But they need to be sold!

I will continue to support ...

Ok, now I'll shove my 2 cents worth in..........hehehe!

I concur 100% with Micheal. This program allows a person to sub out any part of the production process, they need to. It's what what drew me to the software. I don't have the facilities to cut and assembly some of the work I do. So I sub it ...

Thx for saying ,what I have thought for a long time Joe. I'm just a very small fish in the pond. If I bought thru the Co-op I would either not have much profit, or not get the job.


Most of my work involves getting the client pretty pictures to sell the job. Once in a while we take on the ...

Well, I never thought that this thread would garner so many responses.

Dale, That photo \"is\" worth a million words. It reminds us all that an incident like that is simply a slip away.

I don't fear the equipment that I use, maybe I should. I do have a healthy respect for all tools. The one piece ...

Gotta say I agree 100% Kerry. Guess what scared me the most was what the doc told. Just a fraction of an inch could have cost me the use of my primary hand.

Guess my point is this. We have to be ever diligent as to what we are doing. Not just in the shop, or field. But everywhere, the slightest ...

About a week ago one of the cabinet makers in a shop I work with lost a
thumb to a table saw. Yes, I realize that this happens all to frequently.

However, At about 7:00 pm last nite I was attacked by a neighbors dog. I was bitten badly on my right hand. He narrowly missed severing the tendons. Had ...

I realize that I have been long absent from this board. I regret this, let's just say that my inspiration has been non-existent for some time. I also regret
that I have some catching up to do as far as the program goes.

Actually my design work is a by product of our installations. People see what ...