Has anyone come up with a systemic way of accomplishing this?
A great example would be a lateral file cabinet that has been divided to facilitate files running front to back instead of side to side. The only work around I can see is to make the drawer as a separate cabinet and associate. This could be really cumbersome if the cabinet sizes are more than just a few. TIA!
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Win 10 Pro 64 bit on MSI Z390M Pro4
Intel core i7 9700KF 3.6GHz (OC 4.2Ghz)
32 gig RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
NVME SSM2HD 1TB NTFS
Hi. Stuart. Here is a video where I demonstrate how I drew an under sink drawer using stretchers. You should be able to use the same concept to achieve the type of drawer you are after. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DectdhQ ... 2&index=10
These workarounds are great, and certainly get the job done. Scott, I love your videos! I need to binge watch them all and really spread my wings.
I hope the software team is working on being able to do this in the drawerbox editor just the same. It's kind of a critical component for many types of cabinets.
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Win 10 Pro 64 bit on MSI Z390M Pro4
Intel core i7 9700KF 3.6GHz (OC 4.2Ghz)
32 gig RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
NVME SSM2HD 1TB NTFS
Thanks Steuart. for watching my videos. I agree with you on having the ability to place partitions or at least stretchers in our drawer boxes. This comes up frequently
for us on custom jobs
Thanks Steuart. for watching my videos. I agree with you on having the ability to place partitions or at least stretchers in our drawer boxes. This comes up frequently
for us on custom jobs