Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

When i try to download the Base Cabinet Frameless Library I get ,(Error reading setup initialation file)I have downloaded another library with no problem.Is this something that I am doing wrong. I just downloaded and installed it without any problems on my WinXP machine. Not sure what it could be. ...

Good to know, how about fishing hole consultation, have you considered that? Seriously, there have been at least a couple times I would have liked to be able to have some one with your skills to work with. Hows your art-cam skills, that is definetly something I would love to sub out, I might actual...

Are you NEW to eCabinet Systems? Do you need designs Immediately? Are you getting behind in your Design work? Should you answer YES to any of these questions, then maybe I can help. Since business is slow, I have decided to take some time off from Thermwood in hopes of starting a new business ventur...

Thanks a lot!...and i will!

Also, don't forget about Assembly Marks. Even more info can be found on our Blog.

I found that the 75 sec and 5 minute seem to work the best. I prefer the 5 minute due to the thin viscosity...clamping it for a couple minutes to "squeeze" parts together. I also glued the cabinet up normally with Titebond yellow glue. After I had the clamps on, I "spot-weld" uns...

When creating DXF files in a different software, make sure your drawing depth is at zero. For example: a dxf file that is drawn 1" above/below the origin will cause various problems.

Cool, thanks Walker. That will help. I personally like this idea because I normally get mad at my assembler when the parts get flipped over. We ran into the same thing. Nothing worse than gluing a cabinet together, only to find out a shelf or partition was flipped the wrong way. This is how the ass...

Terry Davis wrote:Problem solved! Jody you nailed it, it was a bad (fat fingers) wasteboard value, everything is cutting perfect again!

Good to Hear!

Nope. Wasn't us. We are located in Dale, IN....about 20-30 mins. away from Jasper. I heard it was some sort of chemical explosion.

Resizes pictures, creates thumbnails, etc. I use it all the time. Once installed, you just right click image and choose re-size. http://www.fookes.com/ezthumbs/ There is also something under Windows PowerToys that does the same thing. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/Downloads/powertoys/Xppowertoy...

Your daylight value could be wrong, making the tennon too thick or too thin. Check your wasteboard value too.

Double check your diameter set for the tool cutting the dado. As mentioned earlier, tool wear would cause the dado width to become too small.

I recommend doing multiple batches as well. Not only will it help out with the nesting speed, you won't have tons of labels/nests to print all at once. Writing the CNC will speed up also.

couple more yrs and I am probably going to have to come down there and set the hook and reel in those slabs for you......Probably have to fillet and eat them for you to......Wish I had your knowledge on these machines at 32!!! happy B-day, what are you doing at work? Working on a pretty sweet proje...

Thanks Dan. 32 is not that old! Heck, I'm in my prime!