Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

I just ended up deleting the back, saving the cabinet, adding the back and then it would adjust for me. Not sure why it refused to adjust.


If a formula is in use in the Formula Editor, you cannot adjust the inset by typing in a number in the box.


On another note; is there a way to add ...

Mark,

Same for this one. I'm not ignoring it, just been teaching class. I'll try to dig into it this week.

-Clint-

Mark,

Not ignoring this, there's just a lot to read through and wrap my head around. I'll try to get to it in between phone calls and emails this week.

-Clint-

Don,

The back inset is using a formula to inset it the Toe Kick Thickness. Choose the blue f(x) for the back inset of the back, choose the C to clear, choose Top Thickness. OK out of the menus, should be good to go.

-Clint-

Hi

Thank you for your answer.

Bug fixes that include also the problems to create Doors with Profile like V-Groove 45 degrees for Fingergrip?


What specific problems are you having? When we released the Part Editor cuts for slab doors, there were some hiccups that caused corruption issues ...

Ingbert,

Which hole did you move? Can you post the cabinet so I can take a look at it?

Its likely something is broken on the cabinet, and moving the hole is what brought the issue to light?

May not be the case for your issue, but often I have a customer send in a cabinet saying when they move a ...

One question, can I assume the "A Side Up" in there refers to the part being inside the cabinet box if yes, and outside the cabinet box if no. ?


There are two facets to this depending on things. The "A Side Up" terminology refers to allowing Override Parameters to force a part to be flipped ...

Dave,

Can you send an export from Control Nesting to program@thermwood.com with Attn Clint - From Forum as the subject? I'll need to reproduce it here to make to give the software engineers something to look at.

-Clint-

Wally,

These steps should get you:

1. Navigate to C:\ProgramData\Thermwood\eCabinet Systems\localstore.
2. Delete the LocalStore.mdb.
3. Locate the file LocalStore.6.0.ref.
4. Copy and paste the file.
5. Right click and rename the newly created file to LocalStore.mdb.
6. Start eCabinets.

-Clint-

Jim,

What is your Keep Recut History set to in Settings of Control nesting? And what is the date of the .rpt file you are using when you look in File Explorer of Windows?

-Clint-

Ian,

Control Nesting typically picks the longest edge to start the cut on so it would depend on how the part is dimensioned. With layered DXFs you can choose the entity to start on, or a point along an entity to start on.

Does it cut cleanly when it makes the cross cut, but not on the initial ...

Dave,

Is your tool sensor the style that has the four bolts holding the yellow plate down, or is it the style where the cylinder is pinched in the aluminum bracket?

-Clint-

This was added with version 7.13 on 12/9/2024. It comes up when you hover over a part. You can control how quickly the pop up comes up from the Screen Properties. If off fall is oddly shaped it gives you the overall boundary size of the off fall. The pop up has a fair amount of information in it ...

Just bug fixes and renewing for the new year. The new feature that is being worked on is in so many parts of eCabinets and is proving to be very time consuming.

-Clint-

Mark,

In the event you hadn't seen it, you can adjust these parameters at the machine level in Control Nesting for any parts loaded in by going to Edit, then Override Parameters. This includes eCabinets parts, Excel files, DXFs, manual panels, etc. It would require Control Nesting 7.13 or newer to ...