Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

I suppose the same couild be said about Thermwood, by the cross section of business types found here they certainly look after the small guy as well as big businesses .

Another user on this forum has this in his signature and I hope he doesn't mind me posting it, I thought it relevant.

Successful people do the things others won't

And I might add...........no matter how smalll

I recycle them from all the spam I get. lol

The depth of your first cabinet should be what you want to end up with less your rear faceframe. eCabinets will adjust the sides to be the depth of the cabinet automatically when you delete the back.

Ok one method to do this is. 1) Start with a standard base cabinet of the dimensions you require. 2) Remove the back of the cabinet. 3) Load another cabinet of same dimensions. 4) Remove all cabinet parts except for faceframe and doors. 5) Rotate and align to back of existing cabinet. 6) Save as an ...

More Kiwi's??? now we really need subtitles! lol

Hi Audie, Lets see if I have read your question properly lol... open Explorer and go to the ecabinets/materials directory. Create a folder in there i.e. Bricks NOW most important is you mut place a file in here. I just copy any image from another folder into this folder. Go back to eCabinets, select...

Hey Dean, just for your info, I haven't been able to get the server for the last 10-15mins. When I refresh it times out, I keep trying and up it comes, this does this every day for me. Your servers might be doing something overnight (your time)

lol when I read the topic heading I got excited, we always have problems with our cabinet installer onsite and thought it was a discussion on that. Seriously though, have you ever had CV or NC installed on that computer? sometimes missing files can trigger the wrong install to fire up, I'd be doing ...

Great idea Kerry, I suggested that here and then was reminded that Dan first floated that idea here . When I first started using this software I asked about the implementation of ladder style kicks (and yes I know there is a get around for this before anyone posts lol) and was told it would never ha...

The biggest thing I have seen with Thermwood is that it really isn't listening to the regions it goes into. I mean it excels very well in the American market with the features it has and the construction methods the are used every day in the States. Unfortunately when it comes to our style of buildi...

Hi Dean,
Just to clarify for me, should this of been posted in the Thermwood section as it relates to getting files cut on a Thermwood or not been posted anywhere on this site.
Thanks
Glenn

My understanding of ArtCam, and bear in mind I haven't used it, but have read extensivly on Cad/Cam is that you have a post processor from ArtCam to the Thermwood that takles the info ond gets it into Thermwood speak, setting tools etc. The ArtCam will take your CSV file of doors and nest them, then...

CSV files are just Comma Separated Value files, doing a quick search on the net I found that ArtCam will read CSV files. So in theory a csv file can be read into ArtCam then processed out into g-code that the Thermwood can run.

Gene I don't know what you mean by the following. "I'm sure not gonna go through all my seeds to both boost the doors by a millimeter or two, and change my hardware hole group setback to 36mm or 35mm, just for this. We're happy just cranking out the hinges to adjust our gaps for the bumper thic...