Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

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Whoohoo, excellent thx for sharing.

MOst excellent Dan, thx for sharing.........

Very nice John. A few yrs. back I had the opportunity to build a built in shoe cab. There was a sizable space behind that the clients wished to use for \"safe\" storage . To this day only the clients & I know what lies behind that cab.

Tom, guess the best way is to search some of the sites of downloadable
3d files. There is a prog called Accutrans that can take most 3d files and convert them to .stl files for use in Ecabs. Accutrans can also resize these objects too. Do a search for Accutrans here and you will find several threads ...

Very nice Micheal, which viking are you looking for I can probably dig one up fer ya.

Micheal, found this one ,did a fast convert for you.

Greg,

All I can say is the glass block does no justice to the cabinetry. Nice work buddy!

Rick, Isn't it amazing how sometimes the little things can escape us.

Joey,

If it is a single piece door it would be easy to create in the parts editor. It's the 5 pc. doors that would be a challenge...........hehehe!

And yes you need to send some time playing in the parts editor, it can really become a friend.

Joey,

I presume you are looking for a 5 pc. door. It can be done in the parts editor.
Each part would be created and then brought together as an assembly in the cab editor, and saved as an assembly. The doors could then be aligned to the cab in the cab editor and associated to the cab.

A lengthy ...

Greg, JMHO- Just My Humble Opinion!

John, keep posting , your renders & finished jobs are a inspiration to us all

John, JMHO here. But if I were you I would read the posts of those that actually use this software to design. And there are many.

Yeah, this post will probably catch my trousers on fire, but what the hell.
It has been my experience that some here know how to use this software to design. And there ...

Now that's what I call custom. Very nice design and execution John. I'd love to see more pics
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Very nice Paul, I'll check it out.