Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Machineman, The C axis (axis 4) on a Thermwood Model 67 5 Axis router has a range from -2 degrees to +362 degrees. (Some models MAY be configured -182/+182, depending on a clients special request.) These limits are intended to prevent the various electrical and electronic connections that run throug...

Dan,

I think that that picture is what Bill would LIKE to draw up in eCabinets....

I may be wrong...

Robert, Upgrades of this sort are usually supplied by Thermwood since PLC changes in the control may be required. (Thermwood has engineered these options and upgrades and know what works.) The reason that you may not be able to upgrade your 4 position barstyle tool changer might be because you have ...

Nick, I believe that in North America, the largest table size usually produced for the C40 and C45 is 5' x 12'. The C42 is also available in a Dual-5' x 12' Table size. The South African variants of the C40 and C45 are available in the 7' x ?' size are probably due to the size of your sheet stock. (...

Heads Up!

Control Nesting (aka Rolling Nest) Version 4.91 is now available!

Visit the update website

Control Nesting Update

Just thought I would post a note here....

Control Nesting (aka Rolling NEst) Version 4.90 is now available!

Visit the update website

Control Nesting Update

Andy, Is this a 3 axis machine? Do you know the machine model number? You may want to contact Thermwood's Tech. Services with the serial number and they could then provide you with further information, including the service history of the machine. The 9100 (read ninty-one hundred) is only capable of...

There is an eCabinet System users looking for production assistance in the Portland, OR area. They have posted their request on the WoodWeb CNC forum. I would suggest they check the Production Sharing area of this site, but there does not seem to be anyone registered in OR. You can find the request ...

Nick and David, Both of your suggests are workable, but... I tend to agree with Thom about the \"pita\" it is to have to go searching for the error line so that you can determine what the error is! I assume (and maybe wrongly) that Control Nesting (aka Rolling Nest) knows what the error is...

Michael, IF this is a new machine purchased directly from Thermwood, I am sure that someone from Thermwood has probably addressed this with you (or you have had training). But, just to give an overview: 1. In order to \"shuttle\" between the Y and V tables, you would use a redirect command. The synt...