Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Kerry,

I see. It's definitely complicated, and seems well planned out. (I'm trying to picture it incorporated into a mantle now.)

Mike

George, That looks like roughly 2 sheets of MDF, possibly more since you made your own molding. These were all done in a traditional shop? No CNC, correct? Did you also install them or just provide them? The reason I'm asking, it seems you could have gotten at least $100 each more for them. Then aga...

Rick Palechuk wrote:I thought we had a member running 64 bit XP.

That would be me.

Rick Deskins wrote:FYI. To run eCabinets on Vista, it must be a 32-bit version of vista. 64-bit vista will install, but you will not get it to run properly, if at all.

Is that the same issue as 64bit XP?

Kerry,

OK, I gotta ask. WTH is that profile for?

Mike

George,

Just out of curiosity, how long does it take to make one of those mantles?

Mike

Brian Shannon wrote:I would go about $2000. but make it ALL out of 3/4" material. You don't want a call-back on this one!

cosign

Try playing with the Shine settings on the floor, usually a shine value between 1-3 actually darkens objects.

You could also turn up the shine on the cabs, and lessen the light intensities.

Yes, that is normal. The images you post do NOT preview.

I am trying to update an old assembly of old cabinets. When I say old I mean I can't remember what version of eCabs they were originally created in. The cabinets/assembly all load just fine, but when I try to take a faceframe member into the Part Editor I get the error message \"The edited or u...

Yes. Just right mouse click on the individual lights while in presentation view, and adjust accordingly. Each light can have individual intensity.

Geo Noeth wrote:I f you think you had a bad weekend. What about those poor people who spent $10,000 to go to the game and sit in the rain all day.

There's a class action lawsuit in the works against Ron Turner and Wrecks Grossman to pay all those people back.....

Don,

Do you want your flutes started, stopped and eased?
Like this?

I'ts actually less work than laying them out individually with the arcs and all. I just realized that I never posted the process by which these are acheived.

I'll try to get that together B4 lunch.

Mike

Hmmmmm, Joe Stone just gave me an idea. I wonder if one could manipulate stretchers to act as shelf bindings/nosings/trim?

Gonna go try it!

Mike

Nevermind, can't take em into Part Editor.....

You can do it in the room editor, but I usually do it in the cabinet editor, then associate the pieces to the cabinet(s) before saving.

Mike