Losing a 1/32

Stephen Williams · Post by **Stephen Williams** » Thu, Feb 03 2011, 2:45PM

Hello All,

Yesterday I was adding four partitions to a box to make three cavities. The partitions are grouped in pairs, back to back, so I have; end - cavity - partitionpartition - cavity - partitionpartition - end.
I knew that each cavity should have been 22 1/16 but for some reason one of the cavities always came out 1/32 less.
I know the math was right as I did it initially in cad.
Anybody know why?

Thanks

Steve
http://www.johnsamuelinc.com

Scott G Vaal · Post by **Scott G Vaal** » Thu, Feb 03 2011, 3:08PM

Steve,

Please attach the cabinet that you are working with and I will take a look at it (it will be the {cabinet name}.hsf file in the directory where you are saving your cabs). Also, what dimension format are you in? You can find this setting under {settings and Preferences}.

Kerry Fullington · Post by **Kerry Fullington** » Thu, Feb 03 2011, 3:10PM

Stephen,

Post your cabinet so we can take a look.

Are you using Inches and Fractions? If so try using inches and decimal so that it doesn't round.

Scott you are on the ball today.

Stephen Williams · Post by **Stephen Williams** » Thu, Feb 03 2011, 3:22PM

Thanks for getting back to me.

Kerry
I tried it with decimal and it worked!
Thanks much

Steve

Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

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