Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Awesome setup Dave. Where did you get the threaded shafts from?

This works with Cut3D
You have to remove line 77 which has command to list tools
Save as *.pp and copy and paste into PostP folder of cut3D

http://www.thermwood.com/forums/viewtop ... rve#p69489

Does anyone have a post processor for Cut3D?

I am looking to efficiently cut shaker door frames with eCabs and control nesting. My rail size is 2-1/4" and the rabbet is 3/8" wide by 1/2" deep in 3/4" MDF. Does anyone have the silver bullet?

Try these. Use the bead tool for edge profile on stiles and rails. The cabinet doors and drawers are .75" inset.

The notch is 4" so that you can install the cabinet on the rail without a fight.

3)
Create a cabinet with only the back. Have the back flush with all sides. Save it as "AAA_Display panel" so it is easy to find in your library.

IE. a 20"x20" cabinet would leave you with just the back at 20"x20". You can change the size after you load it. This will allow you to choose this ...

This is a part of the youbuildit furniture construction.

Thanks Rick.

Here it is
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0y5eel2hsxyno ... -94X26.dxf
Thanks

When I go to open .DXF files into Contour Mgr., I get the following error;
"The unregistered version is for evaluation only
Purchase at www.cadsofttools.com.

Has anyone encountered this? What is the solution?

Thanks Rick:
I'm looking to see Manufacturer/model/specs others are going with...

Looking at buying a new PC and wanted to see what eCab folks are using.

This is an MDF door that is the back of a cabinet. The back is set flush, 1/16" inset on top, deck, L&R sides. There is no top, deck or sides on this cabinet. This allows the door to be 1/8" less than the cabinet size L & W. The pattern is constrained to give 2-3/8" stiles and Rails.

Do not use with Particle core . Works okay with veneer core. Works best with MDF core. Overall, the joints hold secure but they are not as tight as can be achieved with screws. The application is nice when you have a finished end.