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Rick Palechuk
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Post by Rick Palechuk »

User defined mouldings. To have the ability to use a created part as mouldings.
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Rick,

Do you mean the ability to add your own user moldings as with Conestoga, Haffela and Thermwood?

I like the idea. You have my vote.
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Post by Rick Palechuk »

More like a display cube with a profile. Better yet, the ability to use anything and save it as a moulding. Can you imagine the possibilities?
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Post by Michael Yeargain »

Rick,

I use display cubes less often than display panels. I have learned to create a display panel the typical thickness as most any display part I could use. I have \"display\" cubes 6 1/2\" thick thus enabeling me to cut it on a router, if 6 1/2\" will fit. When I eventually get my own router there will be time to play with these display panels. They nest and will perform just like the cubes except size on the router may be an issue...
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