Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Open any job in custom layout and select a cabinet. Right click and select Adjust Cabinet Features. Select Edit Cabinet. Crash. An unhandled win32 exception occurred in ECABINETS.exe[2168]. No problem selecting a cabinet to edit from a batch. This was working last weekend but now will not allow me t...

Josh,

Vectric's software will use arcs if you use a post with arcs turned on. The guys at Vectric sent me a post with arcs and it works great. I use it weekly.

Check this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925705/. It might solve your problem. It worked for me.

I had this problem a while back. It turns out I had a special character in the name that I gave to the hardware. Something like / & $. Don't know if that's what causing your problem but maybe?

I just went back and re-read Josh's original post. The pilot hole with blind dado would also be in my top 5 wish list. If it just takes a large number of votes to get this done, I vote yes, my three kids vote yes, and my seventeen cousins also vote yes.

You can also click the markers for 90, 180, 270 and they work as well. Just not the sliders or mouse wheel.

When you select Open With it should give you the option to select "Choose Program...". From there you should be able to select what ever program you use for zipped files.

If you right click the zip folder and select "Open With" you should see "Compressed (zipped) Folders. It's a Windows tool.

"Compressed (zipped) Folders" works with Windows XP.

John,

It looks like you are running a different version of the control software than I am. My screen looks nothing like yours.

Mark,

I think Kerry and John are talking about eCabinets nesting, not at the control.

Thank you Daniel. I appreciate all that you guys, and gals, do for us.

Mark,

In the pint dialog you can choose to print the selected sheet. When I tried it, the attached is what I got. No parts are shown for the sheet. Perhaps the Thermwood guys can check on this.

John,

I encountered this error when I had a 5mm shelf pin hole in a fixed shelf mortise. I removed the extra shelf pin hole and all was good.

My ceiling is 112" and it is tight, but working. I fastened a sliding door track to the ceiling centered over the table and attached the hose to the trolley. I wish I had about two more feet of height.