Corner cabinet issue

Michael Yeargain · Post by **Michael Yeargain** » Thu, Nov 01 2007, 6:37AM

The corner cabinet from the standard directory is still having problems.

I can't get the right stile to act like the left one.

I want a part editor cut 45 deg chamfer along the outside length.

This problem caused an endless loop; that I had to stop the e_cabinets program from task manager.

http://www.thermwood.com/forums/viewtop ... b16b5be778

Justin Melhiser · Post by **Justin Melhiser** » Thu, Nov 01 2007, 8:19AM

Michael

When I took the cabinet from the post and loaded it up, the right stile worked fine. I never got into a loop at all. maybe if you post the steps you took to get this loop I can recreate it.

DanEpps · Post by **DanEpps** » Thu, Nov 01 2007, 8:30AM

Justin

Could you miter the right stile?

Justin Melhiser · Post by **Justin Melhiser** » Thu, Nov 01 2007, 8:41AM

Dan
Yes I can get the right stile to miter. Where you not able to?

DanEpps · Post by **DanEpps** » Thu, Nov 01 2007, 8:59AM

Not on Mike's cabinet. I tried with a standard framed corner and had to profile from the inside edge to get the miter on the outside edge. On top of that, the tool I used had to be upside down and backward (like crown molding

).

How did you get it to work?

Justin Melhiser · Post by **Justin Melhiser** » Thu, Nov 01 2007, 9:48AM

Dan

What I did was with this cabinet loaded up, I took the right stile to the part editor. I leave it on Front View, profile, single, then I click toward the top right hand side of the part. Click next at the bottom and select your tool, once you select the tool then specify your plunge depth and click ok. Return to the cabinet editor. Select the right end and take it to the part editor. When in the part editor change the Front View to Back View, because the CNC front of all exterior parts of a cabinet are facing inward on a cabinet. Now select profile, single, then click on the top left hand side of the part. Click next at the bottom and select your tool, once you selected the tool then specify your plunge depth and click ok. Return to the cabinet editor. Now both sides have the correct miters on them.

DanEpps · Post by **DanEpps** » Thu, Nov 01 2007, 12:14PM

Okay, here is a standard framed corner. The tool I created seems to be backward to me but I see what it is doing now.

When I do the left stile the tool \"looks\" like I think it should and accomplishes what I want to do.

DanEpps · Post by **DanEpps** » Thu, Nov 01 2007, 12:17PM

If I use Mike's cabinet and follow the exact same procedures, here is what I get.

Michael Yeargain · Post by **Michael Yeargain** » Thu, Nov 01 2007, 7:13PM

This was an original Standard corner cabinet. I don't think I did anything but the profile cuts.

This was from the newest build 5 I'm sure.

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Corner cabinet issue

Corner cabinet issue