Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

You don't have to remove the limits. Just make a permanent archive of the most useful information. On a wood forum I frequent they do this often. They ask if they can have permission to use your photo and you give it to them and then it goes into their permanent archives. This way you can remove you...

Multiply or divide by 25.4 or 2.54 to get your english to metric equivelents. Or 0.3937 to go the other way.

I use a Nikon D70s. I have a 27-105mm lens that is pretty good for inside. I could use a wider lens for some of the smaller rooms but that's another bit of money. I also have a good photo editing package, PaintShop Pro, not great but very good. You really need to have the editing if you want to twea...

If you are not in the middle of a job the go ahead. If you are, wait until you are done.

Pretty simple once you know the trick. You need to make a display cube. Make it 3 wide by 3 long by 60 deep. When you return to the editor you will see a 3 x 3 square, choose any texture, it doesn't matter what. Click on it to highlight it and bring it into the parts editor. Go to the contour mode a...

Mine didn't start out at 84\" so I changed it for the first cabinet. And then followed your instructions for the second cabinet (90\") and it did what you said. But I could get mine to pass through the wall without snapping to it like I was in FREE STYLE mode. So, you lookin' for problems?...

Sounds like you are still on version 5.0. To delete am assembly you need to do this work around. Highlight the cabinet in the detail room. Then bring it into the cabinet editor. then you need to delete each and every part of the assembly until you have nothing left. Then return to the detail room an...

Here is a 125\" segment of a donut. You can use this if you want or cut it in half again to make it work on a 4x8 sheet

OK, I got it to work. Make your 360\" square and bring it into the parts editor. Using the geometry circle make your circle using 180,180 for the center and 293 for the diameter. Change to the pointer and highlight the geometry and right click on the mouse and choose cut pocket using geometry. ...

You're right. The contour lines aren't showing up in my try either. Looks like you may have uncovered a bug. Let me try a few things.

Go into the contour mode and draw your circles there, then back to the editor and bring up the right click menu, chose cut through using closed contour and highlight the center circle, click next and the part should be cut out. Then go to the right click menu again and choose make part using closed ...

Mitch Cain wrote:Leo - turn your monitor over...

Hey, would you look at that, that fixed it!, Oh darn, now I have another problem, How do you flip a whole cabinet over except for one part?

The seed cabinet was originally built in v5.0 but I am on the current v5.1.3. It doesn't flip when I use the v5,0 which I have saved because it seems to work faster in most respects, especially with drawers. I would redo the cabinets but for the life of me I can't redo the toekick I made, The newer ...

Flips every time for me.

Huh, works for me on both my desktop and laptop. I wonder what gives? Thanks for trying.

Anyone else?