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by Tim Massa
Tue, Jan 12 2016, 1:52PM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Link nesting issue
Replies: 12
Views: 13300

Re: Link nesting issue

I've contacted Clint and will share what I'm finding as well. Parts were run happily last year with no DXF geometry issues. DXF template drawings are clean with none of the odd pockets Clint has found. Loaded up early job file from last year and it nested in link with no pocketing issues. Recreated ...
by Tim Massa
Mon, Jan 11 2016, 8:44AM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Link nesting issue
Replies: 12
Views: 13300

Re: Link nesting issue

Hi Tim, Thanks for the suggestion. The weird thing is that the simple left/right stretchers will nest fine. It's only the front stretcher with the curves that is causing the problem Seems like the part editor cut is throwing the link yet my 1/4 MC bit should cut that outline just fine. Scratching my...
by Tim Massa
Fri, Jan 08 2016, 3:42PM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Link nesting issue
Replies: 12
Views: 13300

Link nesting issue

Hi all, Here's a little repeat business from a customer whose job had been run successfully a little over a year ago. They've come back for some more cabs and wgen I went to load up the ones needed into batch and nested in Ecabs Link I'm getting a pocketing error. I don't know if its the curvey shap...
by Tim Massa
Wed, Oct 14 2015, 10:57AM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Single row shelf pin holes
Replies: 3
Views: 4612

Re: Single row shelf pin holes

Thanks Jeremy, Seems I'm not able to open the file. I've copied the downloaded file to my Ecab shared documents cabinet folder and tried loading it in to cab editor but it kicks up errors. Tried opening it with Ecabs directly from download but I get invalid file type error. Not sure why it's bucking...
by Tim Massa
Wed, Oct 14 2015, 10:11AM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Single row shelf pin holes
Replies: 3
Views: 4612

Single row shelf pin holes

Has anyone been able to use the shelf hole settings editor to create a single row of shelf pin hole in for the back edge of long shelves? I have read the help section and tried various combinations to accomplish this but the software sems to be smarter than I am. Any help would be appreciated. My ol...
by Tim Massa
Mon, Aug 03 2015, 9:47AM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Right side oddities...
Replies: 2
Views: 4242

Re: Right side oddities...

It's nesting with the dado's on the left and right side so this appears to be displaying improperly. Making the right end transparent reveals the dado geometry is there. Odd....
by Tim Massa
Mon, Aug 03 2015, 9:44AM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Right side oddities...
Replies: 2
Views: 4242

Right side oddities...

I've noticed on more than one occasion cabinet right sides are not getting milled out properly. Dropped shelf pin holes being the most common. I've figured it's been the misuse of the newer shelf pin features but I've experienced pin holes not getting cut when they had been selected in the shelf con...
by Tim Massa
Tue, Jul 14 2015, 8:26AM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Way to large mortices
Replies: 13
Views: 11847

Re: Way to large mortices

Thanks Scott,

Didn't realize this could happen either the adding or subtracting of cabs in the batch. Thanks for looking into this. As always, it's appreciated.

Tim
by Tim Massa
Thu, Jul 09 2015, 8:48AM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Way to large mortices
Replies: 13
Views: 11847

Re: Way to large mortices

Hi Scott,

Thanks again for looking at this. I have sent the Ecabs batch file and TWD file. Hopefully it is something simple that can get it resolved.

Tim
by Tim Massa
Thu, Jul 02 2015, 2:10PM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Way to large mortices
Replies: 13
Views: 11847

Re: Way to large mortices

Hi Scott, Thanks for looking into this. I have loaded earlier jobs and they did load in the proper sequence from the Ecab job file. For some rason this job I've attached is not loadin onto the web site and the result is a page refresh that wipes out the body of my message. File may be too large? I'v...
by Tim Massa
Tue, Jun 30 2015, 8:53AM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Way to large mortices
Replies: 13
Views: 11847

Re: Way to large mortices

Scott, Yes it does. I have done exactly as you described in other applications in the past. Works well. I'll also get the shaper set up with a radius cutter, set the power feed up and dump the pieces thru. Sometimes it's quicker to do a secondary operation on another machine for speed. Either way I'...
by Tim Massa
Mon, Jun 29 2015, 2:26PM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Way to large mortices
Replies: 13
Views: 11847

Re: Way to large mortices

Scott, Of course! I must have gotten lost looking at it too much (or not thinking about it enough?). Yep, 1/4" MC bi. Picking up the extra width on the dado mortise length to clear the inside radius for a blind tennon's shoulder cut makes sense. Same rule applies to the full dado. DOOH! Welp, l...
by Tim Massa
Mon, Jun 29 2015, 11:51AM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Way to large mortices
Replies: 13
Views: 11847

Way to large mortices

Hi all, Getting some odd cutting results from an Ecab file. I'm cutting some 'stud' walls for a stage project. There are 4 up/down, left and right stretchers that get a full dado on their left and right sides. The 'mortises' are getting cut apx. 1/4" too wide. I've checked the construction sett...
by Tim Massa
Tue, May 05 2015, 1:20PM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Onion skin feed speed link setting
Replies: 1
Views: 2674

Onion skin feed speed link setting

Hello people, Could someone refresh my memory on what the setting is to control the rate of speed on the onion skin pass in the Ecab Link? I remembered it being the '% Full Feed for Through Cuts' field in the Cut Parameters settings. This has no effect and the program defaults to the 2.23"/sec....
by Tim Massa
Fri, Jan 23 2015, 8:51AM
Forum: eCabinet Systems Software
Topic: Drawer front issues
Replies: 5
Views: 7120

Re: Drawer front issues

Gene,
Thank you for the very workable workaround. I will do that. Much appreciated.
Thank you Mark for the reading link. There's always something to learn.

Tim