Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Here is a similar label type for the DYMOs using the original LETTER+LETTER combination to designate cabinet 'number'. Replaces the SYMBOL.

Supports cabinet numbering from 'AA' to 'ZZ' (676 cabinets). Available with and without RECUT barcode.

Happy 4th!

Not really a "useless" number to know, but perhaps a future release could indicate "Yield with Off-Falls" and "Yield without Off-Falls"?

Rob, Gouges caused by angle parts are really a factor based on where the intersection of the two edges projects to. If the projection leads to the exterior of the sheet or to a waste area, then you would never notice. The projection is due to the machine extrapolating the offset of the two edges to ...

Stuart, I have not checked how you are doing it yet, but I usually advise our clients the following when it comes to Layered DXFs... CIRCLES – aka closed arcs - When used on a DRILL layer (a “hole”) should be a one-part entity. When used on a POCKET layer, it must be broken into at min two pieces (2...

Nice option - If I am not mistaken, a 2-letter code (UPPERCASE) could allow for 676 unique cabinet identifiers. (26x26 -> AA,AB,AC,AD,...BA,BB,BC,BD,... ZA,ZB,ZC,ZD,...) In many combinations, looking at the 2-letter permutations "upside down" (inverted) would not be an issue but, depending...

I second Scott's answers for both.

I did this in Vectric VCarve Pro in about 5 minutes. Imported the raster image. Traced the raster image. Quickly fixed up the vectors. (Could use a little more "massaging".) Defined a "Profile" tool path with "square corners". ekocabin (Vectric VCarve Pro).png

Just some stabs here.... Try checking the Printer Settings in the Printer Properties under Windows - particularly any "Advanced" settings. Look at things such as an "Econo" mode, "Graphics Density", "Halftoning" or other settings that could effect the "da...

Since it started happening more frequently, I too would think "core material adhesion" (less glue/resins holding board together).

You mentioned 16000 RPM at 600 ipm. Perhaps try increasing the RPM to 18000. Smaller bites might result in lower forces on the material.

Sorry... did not look that closely. They are the only ones I have.

Rob,

Here you go. These are the original files that I found from December 1999.

https://cncautomation.sharepoint.com/:u ... Q?e=WdvV3S

Happy Holidays!

Ian, Thermwood announced eCabinet Systems 6.2.3 yesterday using various notification/messaging methods. One of Thermwood 's announcements on this forum: http://www.thermwood.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=17717 The link to the update is here... eCabinet Systems 6.2.3 Available - http://www.ecabi...

Dan, Since the RAMP LENGTH will affect the ramp-in angle with different materials, you may want to increase the RAMP LENGTH for that thicker material to achieve a similar " ramp-in angle ". >> Alternatively, you could leave the RAMP LENGTH alone and set just the PRE-RAMP DEPTH deeper by 1/...

Ian,

Yes, we too are getting this message.

I am sure that Thermwood is aware of this and they will have an update available as soon as they return from their Thanksgiving long weekend.

BTW: Happy Thanksgiving to all our American friends!

Audrey, We have a PDF document that covers the DXF layer names, etc. Please send us an email at software@cncautomation.com and we will send you the most recent version of the document. Nous avons un document PDF décrivant les noms des couches DXF, etc. Envoyez-nous un courrier électronique à l'adres...