Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Ismail,

I suggest that you call Thermwood directly or email the support people.

cabinets@ecabinetsystems.com and/or program@thermwood.com

Shana,

Check your email... I sent you a link to the update on our website. This will be available for CNC Automation clients until Thermwood fixes their "5.2 Build 6 update" link.

Josh,

The LINE ENHANCEMENT setting was actually Shana's (see above). I believe she had it set to 3.

Ryan,

I have a client with the same issue. Here are two images of the kitchen: One a screen shot of what it should look like, the other of the print preview (which is exactly what is printed).

One thing that I seem to recall is that you have to use a 3/8" tool for the outline tool/operation.

John, In response to your questions... "Do your drill bits have a flat on the shank?" Yes, our drill bits have a flat on the shank. These are standard drill bits that will run at about 6000 RPM. At this low spindle speed, tool balance is not an issue. "How do these fit in a router col...

John, Yes, the advantage is that a drill is designed to drill and should do it faster and a lot cleaner. Drills are designed to do their cutting while they plunge and are very efficient at that. Right Hand 5mm drill with 10mm shank ( about $14-15 ea ) http://store.cncautomation.com/contents/media/l_...

Terry,

I would guess that you should contact the Upgrade Services Manager by e-mail (retrofits@thermwood.com) or call at 1-800-221-3865 (Ext. 251)

More details on the Upgrades and Retrofits web page.

Glad to have been a help...

Marvin, Make sure your graphics card drivers are up to date. If you just reload the defaults from the Windows XP CD and/or the video card CD that came with the computer, the may be very outdated when it comes to the 3D graphics manipulation. Your best bet is to go to the graphic card manufacturers s...

Hmmmm..... Perhaps adding something in the settings to select whether Control Nesting should ignore any "D" parameter on a "POCKET" DXF layer name. (Best not to ignore the "D" on CHAIN and CENTERLINE layers... :wink: Hmmm are there others?) Or perhaps just start ignorin...

If I recall correctly... With NOTHING selected: SHIFT-RMB => Pan drawing (page). SHIFT-LMB+RMB => Zoom in and out of drawing (page). With an Assembly, Cabinet, Part, etc selected: SHIFT-LMB => Dynamic Rotate selected. SHIFT-RMB => Move selected. SHIFT-LMB+RMB => Enlarge/reduce selected. Mouse-Wheel ...

Doug, Would a better solution be to be able to "see" the FACE of a single sided material within eCab and then also be able to toggle that FACE to the side needed? This way the information goes out to the machine in a TWD and the operator would not have to get involved flipping this part an...

Here is a quick example... The HSF and the ESA.

Mohan, I am trying to picture what you want.... Seems that all you have to do is design the cabinet looking at the front (HOME view) as if you were looking down at it from the top. In this "view" the TOP would become your BACK, the DECK your FRONT,.. etc. You could add USER NAMES to the pa...