Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Absolutely beautiful work! Outstanding!

Michael S Murray wrote:Jody,
Is Ken pushing that hard on that office furniture that you have to run at 120%????

Nah. We're getting towards the end of it though.

My plywood likes a conventional cut also. Joe This is key to prevent "fuzzing" of the plywood...which would cause edgebanding/applied edge issues. I've been running 3/4" thick walnut plywood at 600IPM @ 18000 RPM's with FeedRate over-ride turned all the way up to 120%. This means 600...

the file name comes up C:\\document and settings \\ all users\\documents \\v5 test jobCab 1.esj I'm just starting on e cab training guide book so I will have a lot of questions in the next few weeks is this the best place to find answers? This place is your best bet for questions. Keep in mind that...

That's the job file it loaded. What is the name you gave in the bottom field?....Be sure to hit BROWSE, then type in the name of the file you wish to create. I attached a screenshot of what it should look like prior to hitting \"OK\".

What name are you trying to use?

In eCabinets, please check the following; 1. Make sure your \"collar\" value in the nesting section matches what you have at the machine. 2. Make sure your nest direction in the nesting section matches the machine. 3. Make sure your outline tool diameter matches what you have set at the ma...

I use the Free version of AVG at home also. Never had a problem with it. I do think that it does auto updates now. Either that or it checks upon boot-up only.
I've also recommended Free AVG to customers who use our controllers and require to be online.

When I cut them, I don't change the settings or the material thickness. If my material is .03\" undersize from 1/2\", then I add .03\" to the dovetail daylight value. They come out pretty good for us. I have also tried using the standard settings, but change material thickness. This w...

Save it anywhere on your pc.
Go to the Display Part Editor and load in the file.
Now save it into a directory of your choice (Such as Sample_HSFs). This will create the .jpg file that needs to accompany it.

Hope this helps.

That's not my guitar, but it looks exactly like it!

Bring oversized board into the part editor, right click and choose \"Create Part Using Closed Contour\". Then select the contour, and choose Next.

By the way, the upper line within your DXF file was a hidden line (dashed). Don't know if that was the issue with Build 3 or not though.

Forrest Chapman wrote:I'm sure Jody means he worked on emptying his mini bar.

Worked a little on my MiniBar...

See you all there! This will be my very first trip to Vegas.