Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

George,

Thanks for the stl file of the cash register. It is just what I needed. I am having a little trouble opening the file in the display part editor. I saved it to the desktop and unzipped the file. Another file was created with the unzipped file in it. Then I went into the display part editor ...

Wow, George, that is impressive. Thanks for your help.

Floyd

Yes, i would need an stl file

floyd

Need picture of a cash register.

Need an image of a cash register. Anyone have one?

Here is the file

Floyd

I have existing job file I have been working on and today when I clicked on job name to open it, it started to open and then stopped with the following error message: "an error occured while loading HOOPS information from the saved file". Does anyone know what this means and whether or not I can ...

Problem solved. Did not remember that I could go to ecabinetsystems.com and get the code.

Floyd

Today when I clicked on the icon to start E-cabinets, I got a message that my computer name had changed and that I needed to enter my registration code. Problem is I have no idea what that # is. Can anyone help me?

Floyd

Kerry,

Thanks. I kept looking for the place to set the Move Increment in the right click menu. I found the line drawing also.

Floyd

When I am in the Wall/Elevation View and need to move a cabinet using the shift key and the arrow keys, i notice that there is no measurement in the Move Increment space in the pop-out menu on the left of the screen. How do I set the move increment to a specific measurement in this view ?

Also, in ...

Dan,

Thanks so much. Just got one loaded into the parts editor and added some color. Can I match texture on the part?

Floyd

I have a cd from Osborne with 3d stl files. I would like to be able to use these but cannot figure out how to get them into ecabinets.

Any help would be appreciated

Floyd Meredith

Thanks for the help, it works just like you said.

Floyd

I found the following post on how to do an oval cutout.

\"This how I do it quickly. It's a bit primitive but it works pretty easy. Take your top to the PE and draw a circle with a diameter equal to the narrowest part of the sink, cut it out, then begin to expand the circle in in small increments ...