Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Our typical closet island configuration consists of 2 cabinets back to back. I'm wondering if there's a way to do this with a single cabinet. We'd need to be able to add drawers/doors to both the front and back of the cabinet, and the cabinet would need to have a 'divider' (parallel with cabinet fac...

Thanks Scott.

Anyone?

When I'm in the batch area, entering cabinets, I click on the 'view' tab, and select 'collapsed'. The thumbnails collapse as they should. When I go from there to the cabinet editor, then back to batch, the list has gone back to thumbnails.

Is there a way to make the view selection stick?

Kerry, that's perfect, thanks a million. I went with 1mm, and that works well. There's 1mm edgeband on the bottom of the sides, and it just keeps this back 19mm from the front edge. I've always cut these parts manually and pocket screwed them together, along with some other misc backer pieces for fi...

On the attached cabinet, I'm wondering if there's any way to do the toekick on the attached cabinet (recessed 19mm) without the notches on the sides?

Sorry, this is the correct cabinet. Not clear on how I attached the wrong one last time, but I did.

I'll send an export file from the SB Link in the morning.

Thanks

I cut the attached cabinet today, and the shelf holes in the partition were about 1mm deep. I'm using the SB Link, set to metric.

That'll work, thanks Jason.

In the Door/Drawer editor I'm using the option ' Add Drawer Box with Drawer Front' to add my drawer boxes. The drawer boxes need to be 38mm shorter than the drawer fronts. I can set the top and bottom insets to get the correct height drawer box, which works if there's nothing else in the way. When t...

I uninstalled Build 11 and Build 12 then reinstalled 11. I backed up most of the folders, but not sure that was necessary.

Nevermind, got it...

Can anyone tell me how I can revert from Built 12(beta) to Build 11? Build 12 expires at the end of the day today, and I have work I need to do with the software tomorrow.

Thanks very much Fred. I've used piles of Zargen slides usual manual boring, but had forgotten all the settings. Slowly climbing back up their learning curve...

Agreed that once they're dialed in, their assembly speed in unbeatable.

Working now with the negative depth.