Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

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Had to reinstall operating system couple of weeks ago. Saved my ecab jobs, cabinets, and other data so I wouldn't loose anything. One job I need to open, inorder to add some part editor cuts to the doors, will not open. The error "an error occured while loading HOOPS information from the saved file ...

Hey Kerry,
Do you have anything with a radius front for the sink base. I am bidding a job right now and I'm not sure where to start trying to create one. I can see doing a frameless case cabinet easy. The doors, and the false drawer front have me stumped. Thanks for all of the help you have given ...

I was contacted by someone who uses CV for all their cabinets. What are my options for cutting their parts on my Thermwood? Will I have to recreate them in e-cabinets, or is their another option?

Very nice Brian. I was expecting you to say you cut the corbels and the crown on your router too. I like the way the corners look where the crown meets. How did you do that?

I have the same thing happen. I don't know of a change in settings that will change it. You can however, hold the shift key right click and move the image down to see the header.

Mark,

I don't think that Thermwood sells those mouldings. The programs are available to be downloaded to a Thermwood router on a rental basis. You may be able to find someone in your area with a router who could run those for you.

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I have also had this problem for quite a while and just thought I had something set up wrong. Today I cut some end panels that had rows of 60 5mm holes. The machine drilled 59 holes up the x axis, moved over about 12 inches on the y axis drilled 59 holes down the x axis, moved over to the next panel ...

I have also had this problem for quite a while and just thought I had something set up wrong. Today I cut some end panels that had rows of 60 5mm holes. The machine drilled 59 holes up the x axis, moved over about 12 inches on the y axis drilled 59 holes down the x axis, moved over to the next panel ...

Here a couple of pictures of a kitchen I just finished. I wish I could post the rendering from e-cabinets, but the computer the job was on was stolen 2 days after the parts were cut. Needless to say I have learned to back things up.

I don't really understand how to prepare dxf files for loading and cutting. I try to learn what I can by reading everything on the forum, but a lot of the time I am not sure what I am reading. A couple of times I have been given dxf files to cut, but was unable to open them. I found it easier for me ...