Material Thickness

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Nat Wheatley
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Material Thickness

Post by Nat Wheatley »

When I change a material thickness, then open and re-save a job, will the cabinets automatically adjust for the new material thickness? Or do I need to open each cabinet in the the CE and allow them to regenerate individually?
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Nick M Singer
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Re: Material Thickness

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Hi again Nat. What you would probably need to do is create a new material with the new thickness , then use the, change material/sheetstock function so that you would not need to pull each cab into the CE, If it involves doors you would need to create a new door using the new material and then do a global door change using, adjust cabinet features/change/doors. All this after selecting all the cabs you want to change of course.
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Re: Material Thickness

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Thanks, Nick. I'll give that a try tomorrow, when I can check my actual material thickness. -Nat
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Re: Material Thickness

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Cool, hope things work out and happy machining!
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Re: Material Thickness

Post by Roger Kirkpatrick »

Nat,

You don't have to have the exact material thickness in the data base for your designs.

When you generate the TWD file you get an option to correct material thickness.

I have all my 3/4" material set to .750 and then 'correct' it before creating the TWD.
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Re: Material Thickness

Post by Nat Wheatley »

Thanks Roger. I had never looked into that tab, but just did, and it does just what I'm looking to do.
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