Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Im also having some problems in this area. Not the same one of course. For me im going through and loading all my hardware with the vender, web site, price, and picture. Well only sometimes if I am, say, adding a drawer slide under the Slide tab then I switch to the Hinge tab do those then switch ba...

Here is the cabinet if any one wants to check it out to see if you come up with the same results.

Ok all done with my job and go to get my cut list and find out how much material I need to go get and I get -2147483647 sheets of melamine. Whats going on? I narrowed it down to one cabinet that was making it happen. anyone ever gotten this before? How do I fix this? Here is a screen shot of the cut...

You can use what ever door you want to add it to all your cabinets then just add a display board in the middle. If you make the display board like 11/16" instead of 3/4" then you can make the display board a little longer then the panel opening and just set it into the door 1/32" and ...

So is it possible to have both old and new on the same computer if you just give it another folder to install to? I have not upgraded yet but would love to play around with it and still have a fully working 5.2.

I was so excited to hear V6 was out the day they announced it but by the time I looked at the Forum there was already problems. I was mid way in a few jobs and did not want to take the risk. Fist of all is it worth going to V6 yet? and second is it better to go with an upgrade or a full new install....

Yea that would be nice. But it really is not that hard to do. The online training videos tell you to draw up the whole kitchen first in custom layout with all the cabs in it then click on just one cab in each run press "E" to edit that one cab and add the moulding to it for the whole run. ...

Yea I ran into that two weeks ago too when I wanted to put a profile around the edge of the drawer. I pulled it into the part editor, didnt notice at that time, then did my profile. Everything looked perfect in part editor but then as soon as I went back to the cabinet the edge banding was still the...

THATS IT KERRY!
That is what I was looking for! So hard to get your mind to think outside the box like that sometimes. haha
Thanks a lot all for your quick replies, very helpful!

BEN

Yes that great. BUT. What I'm trying to get is: See in your picture that the left rail of the door buts up to the back of the face frame. So when its all sanded and stained/painted that left rail of the door looks 3/4" bigger then the right. And for the top and bottom I put like a cove molding ...

Yes I used conastoga crp-10797. So for now I just did it the only way I know. Face frames at the size I want and a back panel then add display boards with the profiles that I want on them. If you look close the molding just overlaps itslef instead of a mitter. Not sure if that will be noticable yet....

Ok I Do a few furniture pieces like dressers that I build an aplied panel on the sides. Its just like a door but I use but joints with pocket screews on the back, rout out a rabbit on the back and set a 1/4" plywood flat panel stapled to the back of the frame, then I use bead, base cap, or cove...

I agree with the LDE request. For me, not sure about the rest, I have AutoCad and am really fast at that so the LDE is real disapointing. But Im not complaning about eCabs at all I love it just the way it is but if we are talking about the improvements then how about being able to take Elivation vie...

I have to agree. I do a lot of trim work and crown. I even charge about $8-$10 a foot for basic 3"-5" paint grade crown. Depending on how big the job is. If its a whole house then I go more like $8 if its a room or two it more like $10. Also were are you? Im in Southern California all pric...

Ok so its been about a month since I got the Online training Videos. They are Great! Like I said before I have been using eCabs for about a year and do ok, but so far I have watched almost half the videos. There is a lot! A lot of things are things that I knew already but I have learned a lot of thi...