Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

In CN, our workflow proceeds like this: Nest job, print sheets and labels, write CNC code. All done from the office - we don't print at the machine. When manually nesting, if you Cut parts and Paste them onto another sheet, leaving the original sheet empty, we need to ability to delete that now-empt...

Hey Neville Remember YouBuild? That had a very clever blind dado that was tapered, so that you had to offset it to put it together, then slide it sideways to line it up which (due to the taper) tightened up the joint and held it fast together. Be cool if that joinery could be put into ecabs. There w...

I am unsure of what the difficulty of adding it in, though I can request. Also not sure what it would be called as it is no longer a single pass :lol: . I'm sure we can come up with a clever name! It just seems like a complimentary feature to the outline climb/conventional option, since this also d...

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Thanks for checking that for me, Clint. What you have looks exactly like what we get from our 45. There is a ridge there, and on the assembled parts it leaves a small visible gap. If we could have the Single-Pass Tenon cut do a climb then conventional cut, that ridge (and resultant gap) would be tot...

Here's a shot of our settings - 1,000 words and all that

Here's a Y direction cut

Hi Clint, got a few more pics (randomly pulled this part from a job currently being cut) At the moment, I can't recut any parts because the machines are busy, but I will when they become available. But, based on experience (before the climb/conventional option was available) the part will not have a...

Just did, gracias

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It couldn't be a tool diameter issue, since the same tool is used for the tenon cut and the outline cut (same tool number as well). I would imagine removing the Single Pass Tenon Cut would help (though not solve) the issue simply because the machine never gets up to full speed, as it is making a sma...

Hey Clint, By "the whole edge being cut on a single pass", are you referring to the Single-Pass Tenon? If so, the beginning of it looks just like the end that is shown in the picture, except it has the arc ramp-in. The entire length of the Single Pass Tenon cut is an arc, due to the machin...

The addition of the ability to have the preliminary outline cuts as climb, with final pass conventional, was a real lifesaver and cut quality improvement. Would it be possible to implement the same strategy for the Single-Pass Tenon Cuts? As it is, they are done in a Conventional cut direction, and ...

The ability to flip an off-fall over would be really nice. They're almost always warped in the wrong direction.

Hey Neville, We decided to experiment with that as well, and tried drilling holes in our spoil board. It seems to work very well. ProTip: Don't forget to flycut the spoil board (on both sides) before you drill the holes! Once drilled, it of course won't lay flat for flycutting anymore. I think I put...