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Larry k. Lloyd
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I hope this is working :oops: :oops:
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Post by Larry k. Lloyd »

Sorry about the spelling this is a new post :oops:
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It worked but no topless pictures here :joker: ...just kidding of course.
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Larry,

Lookin good man. been using e cab for a year now and i still don't have drawers in my cabs

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Hey, Brian does being disintegrated really make you very angry?
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Post by Brian Bauer »

Yes Rick
It does actually, but getting a new router would help out greatly. Even if i can't actually put drawers in my cabs.

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Hey, so what's up with the drawers?
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Post by Michael Yeargain »

I think Brian just has to get off the lazy button... :lol:

No drawers dude?
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Post by Brian Bauer »

Mike is right i need to turn off and throw away the lazy button, i need to set up my parameters for drawers. Do they let you have different saved parameters or do you have to just save them with a cab and re size it?
I haven't even looked at the drawer stuff yet just enough to get a drawer front on so the hole is covered up. :lol:

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Brian,
You can build any kind of drawer you want, place it in a cabinet with or without a front, or even place drawers with different construction in the same cabinet and they will all re-size with the cabinets.
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Post by Michael Yeargain »

Wow Brian you must be swamped with work... :roll:
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