Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Thanks Brad, that is where they fit up!

We are moving our 2007 Cs45254 to a new shop across town and I don't remember where the 3 shipping brackets attach, 2 are somewhat Z shaped and 1 is L shaped with a wood block. I have the control cabinet brackets figured out and attached.

Does anyone have an idea what bit I should use to cut 1/4" micarta?

Great, thank you!

Not sure if I did this right but here is the files.

OK I will post the job, just take one of the drawer heads into the constraints manager, make a change, and see if it updates when returning to the main screen.

After updating to the latest version of ecabs it will no longer update the constraints I make after returning to the main screen. I noticed this when I do Blum head adjusters and handle holes in the part editor, they move into their proper position when constrained but it is not reflected when retur...

Use the (Thermwood ATC CS45-510 inch(*.nc)) post processor...

I gave up on it and made an Aspire file to cut them which allowed me to select the bit I needed by its #, it was slower because I had to cut them one at a time but it got the job done, thank you all for your suggestions!

The d0p551 was my attempt to force control nesting to use the 14mm or .551 diameter bit, but I will try removing it. The 14mm bit has a V shaped end that will work perfectly for countersinking the 5mm holes if it is used only 1/8" deep.

Here is the DXF, the green circles are the countersink outlines.

I tried shutting off interpolation for all the bits and it still interpolates the hole!

I have a project making small rectangular HDPE adapter plates that has a 5mm mounting hole in each corner. I have a V shaped bit setup as a drill in bit holder 7 to come back and countersink each 5mm hole 1/8" deep. Control nesting is seeing my countersink Drill layer and keeps interpolating th...

We use Aspire by Vectric which works very well with the router, you can import dxf's directly and apply a tool path and cut or import a photo and vectoriize, apply toolpaths and cut that way. Also does rotary and 3D work.

Turns out our system RAM was failing, we tracked down the BIOS beep codes for the motherboard and that is what it was. We also purchased a spare harddrive and cloned the original THM drive and tucked it away.
As we all know with harddrives its not a matter of if it will happen, its when!