Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Hi Daniel, I formatted the code as you did & the file will now graph but when I run it the Z axis remains at the top of it's travel :fire: If I put my G52L2 offset in I get a X axis out of bounds error on line 21 while graphing so I have some issue there also. Thanks for you help, Gerry Gerry U...

maby thi guy could help better than me http://www.thermwood.com/forums/viewtop ... 998#p68692

Simon Randall wrote:sorry for that but all i will be doing is adding the sheet's of ply in as board (as even if I was using a CNC it should still work).

Simon Ecabinets will not nest board stock it has to be a sheet stock in order to nest.

Sorry Frank unless I am mistaken ECabinets only allows a board stock to be selected for door panels for there five piece doors. It will however create a cut list that you could get the panel sizes from and then you could use a cabinet with every thing deleted except for the back then resize and batch.

I gave up on it and made an Aspire file to cut them which allowed me to select the bit I needed by its #, it was slower because I had to cut them one at a time but it got the job done, thank you all for your suggestions! Terry I know this is Hine sight but could you have used the block copy tool an...

Gerry can you pm me the vcarve file although we do not have the full version of vcarve just the trial version we have ran some of the test files on our cs 45 and may be able to help. If I remember correctly there was some code that had to be changed I think that on line 22 of the file you posted G0 ...

Terry Try putting the tool diameter in front of the z depth d0p551 z0p125 But I'm not Shure this will help though. Upon refreshing my memory from the control nesting manual it appears to me that tool diameters are only specified when using pocket, centerline and chain operations. I can not recall sp...

We will be adding some basic knock down cabinets that use lock dado joints fairly soon. We are also working to be able to offer five piece doors as well as slab doors. We are trying to sort out the fact that a majority of cabinets are face frame and that adds some additional problems. We are also w...

Go to the customer 3D Files Link and search For the Item you are looking for.

STL and HSF.If you are importing as a STL you have to load it in display part editor and save it as a HSF then you can open it in custom layout and place it in the room you can also open it in cabinet editor

"I have designs of my own that I would like to include in YouBuild, is this possible? A. Perhaps. We are always looking for new, novel and proven product designs to add to the program. You are encouraged to submit your designs for consideration, provided they have actually been machined on a Th...

I don't know if this would help but we had a similar situation on a previous job that was drawn in sketchup.It had a lot of curves with concave and convex doors and fronts and all of the arcs and curves were segmented. I was able to change the number of segments in sketchup to 2 then export as dxf t...

Ok I see. I used a standard frameless cabinet without any doors removed all of the parts then went to door editor clicked in the center of the blank screen (where the opening should be)clicked on add right hinged door A message popped up that I had to select a opening first then a outline of the ope...

Rick when I try this the door disappears when I remove all of the parts.

What are you wanting to do? If all you want to do is make a door and be able to resize it then the face frame will work just delete all of the cabinet parts except for the face frame if you use a 3/4 overlay for frameless cabinets then make your rails and stiles 3/4 wide and set the overlay for your...