Looking for someone to cut my cabinets

Jame Van Horn · Post by **Jame Van Horn** » Tue, Feb 20 2007, 3:10PM

Hi guys,
I apologize for posting here, but I don't know where else to turn. I need some assistance with finding a reliable company to cut my cabinets. I've been to the \"Production Sharing\" page on this site, but there are not very many companies listed. I've contacted them all in my area, and have had poor success finding a reliable company. I have the ecabinet job file ready, only slight changes are needed to start production. (I will not post the file publicly here.)

I'm in upstate New York, but a New York based company is not a requirement. I'm looking for a reliable company that can offer cutting, painting, and assembly. Please help me out, this is dragging on way too long with these other companies I've contacted.

Thanks,
James

Michael S Murray · Post by **Michael S Murray** » Tue, Feb 20 2007, 6:35PM

Hi James,
I sent you a pm, let me know if you dont receive it.
Thanks

Jame Van Horn · Post by **Jame Van Horn** » Thu, Mar 15 2007, 4:52PM

I am still looking for more. Please contact me!
I was under the impression that this ecabinet community was good to get involved in. So far, I'm finding very few companies that can offer ecabinet cutting services.

(Just to clarify, this post is not in referrence to Mike Murray from Versatile Cabinet & Solid Surface. They have already contacted me. I am just looking for more compaines.)

Michael S Murray · Post by **Michael S Murray** » Thu, Mar 15 2007, 5:30PM

James,
I do apologize for not getting back to you after our discussions and e-mails. I did put some effort in to your project, as far as nesting it at the machine and giving it a good go over. I should have followed up with a answer. I apologize for that. I do beleive the reason you are not getting any interest is that your project is going to be very time consuming and difficult to cut/hold down, due to the very small pcs and very thin plywood.It can be done, but very time consuming and probably a lot of recuts even at that. I dont beleive this to be a profitable job for any one with a Production type router who needs to cover there costs. Although I might be wrong and some one here might come up with something for you. You might want to try the shop bot forum, maybe some one with less overhead and more time available on their machine might be interested. Your project could be redrawn in a cad program pretty easily if you found someone with a smaller project type router.As far as finding reliable companys, I beleive there are many on here, if they werent, they would not be making to many router payments. Your project just has little chance of profit and unfourtenetly that is a driving force.
Hope this helps,

Michael S Murray · Post by **Michael S Murray** » Mon, Mar 19 2007, 8:59AM

Hi everyone,
After a pm from James, I would ask anyone interested to contact James and form your own opinion after looking at his project. I really did not mean to discourage any one needing work to look at this job. It is a possibility that someone else might have a different opinion.
Thanks

Jame Van Horn · Post by **Jame Van Horn** » Mon, Apr 02 2007, 3:05PM

The problem wasn't the small parts, it was a lack of people contacting me in the first place. In fact, the small part issue is minor, and not a show stopper.

I'm still looking for companies that have the ability to cut using the ecabinet software.

Post by **Jason Susnjara** » Mon, Apr 02 2007, 3:43PM

Hi James,

Which states have you contacted production sharing members from?

Jame Van Horn · Post by **Jame Van Horn** » Mon, Apr 02 2007, 4:49PM

Using this page, I contacted everyone close to my New York area including Penn., NJ, Conn., NH.

I am now open to other areas, as the selection near NY is limited.

Thanks,
James

Mark Taylor · Post by **Mark Taylor** » Mon, Apr 02 2007, 5:43PM

Jame...

I sent you a pm regarding looking at your job back around 3/16 or 3/17. If your still looking for someone, I would be glad to consider it.

Mark

My email address: mtaylor@handymansolution.com

David Hall · Post by **David Hall** » Tue, Apr 03 2007, 12:48PM

Jame,
We would welcome the opportunity to review your machining needs.

Regards,
Dave

Rob Davis · Post by **Rob Davis** » Tue, Apr 03 2007, 3:44PM

Jame, we too would be happy to look at what you have. We custom cut all the time for people and shipping is not a problem for us. We ship freight all over the country.
rob@spicelandwood.com

Keith T. Ziegler · Post by **Keith T. Ziegler** » Thu, Apr 05 2007, 6:19AM

James,
I use Dave Hall from Halls Edge, he does a great job, he go though the job to make sure things come out right and he is great guy to work with.Any questions you can e mail me @ weeb231@comcast.net :