Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

When we cutout counter top buildup with the CS45 we usually let it skin the parts then finish them up with a hand router, how do we setup control nesting to tab them instead. They are usually 2 1/2" wide by up to 120" long, what determines tab spacing, length and thickness?

I don't know, we went through this when we first got the machine and it always tried to model the 45 with a compression bit doing it in 3 steps we could never get it to grab the 45 deg Amana bit, not to mention the extra part clearance you would need for this bit to get in and work. As often as we n...

I'm sorry, to answer your original question, we leave the parts square in Ecabs and put the 45 angle on with the fore mentioned program.

We wrote a small program at the controller and put the part at the flip op location and run a 45 deg bit on them.

Yes it has "and" between, I checked it again.

Ver 5.54 didn't fix the problem, it moved the error to another line" If[(askwasteboard=1)and(msgboxansw=2)]then M81L999" then I get program error "Invalid afl expression" the workaround is close to the last time, hit enter, move down 3 lines, press start button, answer yes, hit e...

I have not heard anything yet....

After manually adding panels and hitting okay I am getting an error that says" Failed to open database to add to input to few parameters Expected 1". control nesting v5.54

Josh, Thank you for the offer, we have been running an older version of Ecab on a spare shop computer till these things are resolved and can print when we need to now.....

Does not matter what I set the properties to or what printer in the shop I send it to it will crash, any ideas I really need to print out drawings.

Same problem here, "ecabinet systems application has encountered a problem and needs to close" happens everytime i try to print. (HP Officejet pro K5400)

Dale, I can't get the pictures of the jig to upload, but its 3/4 laminated on both sides so that that it sucks down well and held in place by other scrap laminated pieces against our homemade flip-op jig that is roughly 72x30 and 6 inches wide so that it contacts all 3 popup pins. The jig is pockete...

Hi Dale, I know exactly what you mean we are doing a job right now that is made out of maple 3x3x44.5 and we had to make a fixture to hold it. As soon as I get it set back up I will post pictures.

Ryan, sent the files to your email.
Terry

Ran a small job today that had 2 flip ops and when it came time to scan the bar codes they are still not being accepted,they appear breifly in the box and then dissappear and the box stays up waiting for input. So I re-nested an printed labels again, wrote CNC and pressed the green button hoping to ...