Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Hi John, do you mean to show the partition from being hidden by other parts? If so, then use the Select Cabinet Part Mode (Prt), select the part, right click, and select Hide.

I get the same results as you Al. It seems all the Display Objects that I try are only showing partial lines.

Hi Chris, here is a link to an earlier discussion on editing in Excel. Hope this helps.
http://www.thermwood.com/forums/viewtop ... cel#p61592

Hi Jeff, can you post the job file so someone can take a look at your issue.

Nat, I got it to work by changing the size of the middle opening first to 200mm, the resized the upper one to 127mm... It is strange that it wouldn't take the .25mm change.

Scott, cabinet parts are grouped together as an entity and cannot be rotated individually. Display parts can be associated to a cabinet and rotated, but don't re-size with the cabinet. Doors can be used as a display part, rotated and associated to a cabinet.

Bin there.

Hi George, sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. I could not open the STL file you posted. What I have are the settings I used to create the copper texture. I hope this helps you on your project.

Hey Happy Birthday buddy.

I got this copper sink, maybe you can texture match it.

Try updating your video drivers.

Maybe we could allow stretchers to define openings too.

In the Door/Drawer Editor click on the Door/Drawer Selection button, click on the Select Source drop down menu. From there select one of the four sources. your door directory should be in one of these.

Mike, Unfortunately the G71 series doesn't have the graphic ability required to run the program to it's full potential. The minimum computer spec is posted on the Ecabinet website.

Kerry has a thread going in the lounge.