Hi All,
I would like to create an outside corner base cabinet with an angled front and am having some difficulty. I did not see one in the standard cabinets so I started with an inside corner cabinet and have been attempting to modify it, but am not certain how to create the toe kicks on the \"backs\". Do I need to modify these in the part editior?
Am I approaching this correctly, or is there an easier way to create an outside corner cabinet?
Thanks
Kevin
Creating an Outside corner base cabinet
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Here is a quick update on my progress, (minus a few hairs pulled) I used the part editor to cut the toekicks, but when I try to change the depth of the right and left backs (this started from a standard corner cabinet) I get a message indicating this will result in an unstable cabinet. Current depth is 24\", I am trying to set it to 18\"
I am sure this is a clear case of operator error on my part Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
TIA
Kevin
I am sure this is a clear case of operator error on my part Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
TIA
Kevin
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Hi Joe,
Yep DeSoto is just West of Kansas City about 5 miles. I like it.
My cabinet is very much a work in progress. I am still struggling on the learning curve with the SW, but slowly making progress. I planned on the cabinet being a face frame with a single door on the angled surface, and yes a toekick
I'm not sure if I was attacking this properly. If you have any suggestions to point me in the right direction that would be great.
Thanks
Kevin
Yep DeSoto is just West of Kansas City about 5 miles. I like it.
My cabinet is very much a work in progress. I am still struggling on the learning curve with the SW, but slowly making progress. I planned on the cabinet being a face frame with a single door on the angled surface, and yes a toekick
I'm not sure if I was attacking this properly. If you have any suggestions to point me in the right direction that would be great.
Thanks
Kevin