Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Hi Joe,
I have tried a few things but I can't figure out how to force the software to accept a drawer dimension (height) that is not even inches. Every thing I try ends up 3, 4, 7 etc. How do I force the software to make a 4 1/4\" drawer. Thanks.

Leo

I make my own dovetail drawers. They need to be made in increments of 1/4\" on the inch, 3 1/4\", 4 1/4\", 7 1/4\" etc. I set up the drawer profile for minimum height increment of 1\" and I have made my standard drawer at 3 1/4\". I assumed it would increase by 1\"...

George Davidson wrote:Hi Leo Did you make it up in E-Cabinets.
I would love to see it made up in E-Cabintes

No, this was a few months before I was introduced to the system. If I had rendered it in eCabs I would have posted the rendering also like I did with the Cherry Library above this post.

...When I got the job I went out to the site and drew the radius out on the floor for the construction crew to follow... This is great work, Leo! By "...drew the radius on the floor...", do you mean that the wall behind the radius section of the rack is also built with a radius? What a gr...

I like the back round wall did you make the walls to. How long did it take to put all your cabinets in the room. Did you go in and made templates of the room. Great work When I got the job I went out to the site and drew the radius out on the floor for the construction crew to follow. I knew it wou...

Here is something I rendered to my client with eCab's, sold the job because the 3D image, thanks.

Here is a radii wine room. Glass cabinet on the right to hold larger bottles and cigars on the left a display rack for decorative bottles of expensive wine bottles. Made from Sapele and stained with a medium brown stain. Small room. http://fototime.com/BA5EF27FB7AE006/standard.jpg http://fototime.co...

Here is where you go Dave

http://www.openoffice.org/

Rick Palechuk wrote:If you have Excel you can export to that. You can then sort your parts.

Rick, if you export them to Excel, can it be sorted there? Or are you still limited to sorting by hand. I don't use Excel but my wife is pretty fluent with it.

Thanks.



Big Dave is my Hero

I learned the trick from the forum on how to make round columns. I just interpolated to make a tapered leg, not so hard. Gotta think out of the box ya know. I wonder who told me that???

Mitch Cain wrote:
However, not to be outdone, my good friend Leo Graywacz took the challenge and actually did the tapered legs, on two adjacent sides mind you, all in the part editor.

Then he told ME I have to start thinking outside of the box...go figure.

The audacity of me. eh?

Hey, that's better than my idea. Good work Joe.

Go back into the program it was created in and use the mirror or flip function.

In my other foruns one search does it all. I don't know how it would work here.

You might as well not even use it. The program does not handle the spline well at all and the routers will not cut anything using the spline because it cannot be turned into a mathematical equation. You will need to figure out a way to make the curves you require with arcs. This way the program can ...