Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Thanks for the replying. I was almost positive this was a corrupt file, but just wanted to make sure there wasn't something I could do to fix it without starting over from a new seed cabinet. I've had this happen before on more complicated cabinets where it's time consuming and frustrating to start ...

I've been having the issue on occasion of not being able to adjust the bottom opening of a cabinet with adjustable shelves in the shelf/partition editor. In the attached file, in the shelf/partition editor, it shows the width and height of the opening under each adj. shelf, but if you zoom in on the ...

I know this was posted a couple years ago, but I was hoping someone might be able to help me figure out how to do this.

I actually have two similar cabinets in my shop ready to install this Friday(see pics). I couldn't figure out how to do the arch tops on these in ecabs, but was able to make a ...

No reason other than I'm not advanced enough using the program to know any better :D

I did figure out how to create the part doing what I was doing by cutting away the top section first; for some reason I could do that and then cut away the inside of the arch without getting that message; though I ...

I'm trying to cut an arch in the part editor on the top rail of an arched cabinet. In the attached pic I have already used the closed contour feature to cut through the bottom of the rail. When I create another closed contour and select it to cut through I get the message that it can't do it because ...

Hi Tony,

I figured I could do this using a display part. I do actually need to build a cabinet like this, and I don't have a cnc, but I use the program for cut lists, nesting parts, figuring materials, etc. I was hoping I could do this with construction settings so that the panel would resize along ...

Hi,

I've been using ecabinets software for about a year now and have become fairly proficient. I need to design a cabinet where the end panel butts into a wall that is not 90 degrees to the wall that the back is against. The uploaded image shows what I've come up with so far, but is there a way to ...