end panels

[Patrick Russell]

I'm trying to place a end panel on a pantry cabinet side. I know how to do it from custom layout, but I don't just want a single raise panel on the cabinet. I want to place four raise panels on this cabinet. I tried creating a cabinet the same size of the end panel that I need and placing double doors on it. When I remove all the parts but the doors my cabinet disappears. Can someone please help

[Gary Puckett]

Patrick,

Open your cabinet in the cabinet editor, then select a raise panel door, size it to what you need it to be then place them on the end panel. If it is just for presentation purposes you can over lap the rails and styles of the doors to create the look of one panel that may have four raise panels on it. Once you are done it will look like one panel

Be sure to associate the doors to the cabinet.

Gary

[DanEpps]

With the cabinet in the Cabinet Editor, click the Load Item icon (folder on lower menu bar). On the displayed dialog, click the Doors/Drawers radio button on the left side. Enter the size and click the Select Door button. Pick the door you want to use and manually move it into position. You can copy and paste that door as needed but you will have to add another if the size is different.

[Patrick Russell]

Thanks guys

[George Davidson]

Hi Patrick
Try the way Dan shows on his Video
http://www.ecabworld.com/Media/Video/Cr ... Panel.html

It is very easy the way he shows it

[George Davidson]

It took me about 7 m to make this side panel just now

[Patrick Russell]

Thanks George,
This is great, much faster and very clever!

[John J. Desmond]

Here is another question. How do you actually make a raised panel or a double panel door that will actually show up on the cut list? I understand how to do what the video tutorial shows for presentation purposes but actually doing it is another story. So, eCab experts, how do we accomplish this?

John

[Rick Palechuk]

Patrick, this is an assembly of two cabs. The first cab is a standard tall, the other is with all the parts removed except the back and fixed shelf. The back material is 1/32" thick called DNC Thin (Do Not Cut). The shelf is DNC. The cab depth is 1/16". The shelf is needed to give separation for the doors. This item is fully re-sizable, and shows correctly on the cut list.

John, we have been crying for that for a while now.

[DanEpps]

Here is another question. How do you actually make a raised panel or a double panel door that will actually show up on the cut list? I understand how to do what the video tutorial shows for presentation purposes but actually doing it is another story. So, eCab experts, how do we accomplish this?

John

If you manually add doors as end panels and select "Build Inhouse", they will be on the cutlist.

[George Davidson]

Here is my side panel
small 15 x 86

[DanEpps]

I just added another video showing how to use a door as an end panel. You can find it at eCabWorld Training Videos.

[George Davidson]

I make all my door in shop
Here is what I have been doing for my end Panels
Is there an easyer way to make them for the shop