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Do you sell that cabinet

Hi, are you using the 2022 CV version?

Loving your videos. FYI if you right click on the room and select reset ruler, your snap marks are cleared.

Good Job with this presentation. You presented it in a easy to understand manner that I feel even new users will be able to understand. Even though I have owned this software over 10 yrs, I haven't been in a hurry to tackle the drawings until recently. Good timing on this video for me. Thank You.

Thanks rob, excelent job. We learn from our mistakes!!

27:08 the cut sizes for the drawer box bottom are wrong. it needs to be 25 x 19 1/2 .

Great Vid man! Keep em coming.

Valuable content. Thanks

Nice shop! I like the cnc!!!

Was it code issue or did your bit sliiped out, please reply, thanks

How about cleaning the ER32 Collet and holder before inserting a new bit, i had an issue where my bits were slipping out,

What RPM is it running at? Thanks

Once a find a machine remember that they have different options in a product line. A simple one is a touch off pad. Do you need it, no. Are you going to want it yes. The problem is that you might not be able to add it later. The time it takes to measure and test a bit will pay for the pad . Other thing to think about is the type of table. There are three and only two work at high elevation. A fixture table and a vacuum table. Yes region blowers exist. They are just the same thing as a fixture table in my area. They are not able to pull negative Mercury. Even a factory set Becker pump will have a hard time but they will do it. You just need to have a tech calibrate it if you are over 1,500 feet about see level. I'm at 2,800. Ask if the vacuum is available to work in vill Colorado. They are a mile above see level. There is nothing more frustrating than having to screw down parts on a new $60k machine because a salesman said it would work. If you ask the question make sure that it is in the contract. I added regen blower and the model number will pull 2inches of mercury in my shop at 2,800 feet above see level. It did not and because it was worded correctly they had to figure out how to fix it or take it back. If you don't see it in the contract then you are not going to get it. Nothing is to stupid to put into the contract.

How’s the rendering realization?

Well said video, if I may be so bold as to suggest ... take vendor requirements and add 30% if i.e. if they say it takes 30 AMP ... have at least 40 available. By your standards I am a small fry, chuckle. I have a Onefinity Elite Foreman 4'x4', 2.2 Kw Spindle, ISO 30 tool holder, ATC, 4" dust collection. I am a retired Mechanical Engineer who has nice toys, trying to make a little cash here and there. In a previous life I wrote and lead software teams that wrote CAD plugins for an aerospace company. I actually suggest folks get a CAD package BEFORE they get a CNC ... if you are not comfortable in CAD you are gonna hate the CNC. One last comment if you are over 60 in the USA most states let you take classes at colleges for free, you just pay lab fees. I got to play with 3 & 5 Axis Haas machines.😎

Great Video and sweet Hat!!!

💪💪💪 Love it!!!

Nice! Thanks for putting this out there!

Hey, I just started using Cabinet Vision in March. I've had struggles to say the least. I am currently trying to tackle illustrating fluting on a complete wall. It's not that the CNC needs to cut it but that the customer needs to see it in the drawing and 3D render. I have tried to apply a case molding, too many paths. I have tried to upload a photo into the textures and apply it to a panel, no dice. I have tried making the panel a beadboard door, no dice. I'm not sure how to accomplish my goal and my experience in the program is limited so I don't know the best ways to manipulate it yet. Have you done this before or have any advice?

flutes are just lines in the panel evenly spaced. usually using a miter miter bit 1/8" depth into your panel. just for looks mostly

What is the ipm on it, its cool , and which bit are you using?

Very well done. Thank you

Thanks for your review and we are glad you are happy with your Cefla equipment! Just to clarify, the Unidry does not use UV energy for curing. The catalytic heater is a type of heater that emits infrared heat in the form of medium to long infrared waves.

This video is ment for a beginner in making cabinets..? In order to be able to follow this workflow you do need a full 1,25x2,50 meter cnc bed... Majority of beginners don't start there cnc journey on a (semi) professional machine with vacuum holding and automatic tool changer. Majority of beginners will have something in the range a 6090 and will be able to machine a board of 620x2440mm (½ a sheet). Your workflow will drastically change on those smaller beginners machines.

if not using a drill- make the 3 circles into one pocket. much faster and not kiling the tool with multiple plunges to obtain the same result.

Thanks so much for the measurements and clear instructions. I learned some tips on shortcuts with moving and guides(which I think are mandatory). Some quick tips...you can enter fractional numbers and hit your = (equals) key and it will automatically convert it to decimal in the entry fields. so for ex...you have a guide set and you want to offset it 3/8 of an inch...you would just enter (3/8) and hit your = key and the number will convert in the box to .375. Also...lets say you want to move something that is some random set place on your door but you want to move it 3/4 to the right, you would set a guide to the point it exists now, right click to open guide properties and in the "new position" box..scroll to the end of the numbers already existing and type in +3/4 then hit your = key to have it automatically calculate the new position and hit apply. so in the box, it would look something like this... 5.678123+3/4...hit your = key and it will now show 6.428123 as the new position and just hit apply. This works for any input box that accepts numbers. The key is the hit the = key right after you do your math. Sorry for the long post and great video.

What screws or nails did you use to secure the 2x4s. Can’t be anything too long it looks like.

How much?

I have a quick question, how do you make it a dadoed back? Can you make a short video?

My version does not have cam editor. Its the newest version

Show the behind the scenes!

Thank you, it was very helpful !

Very nice video

Can u please make a video on cabnit sense which is an extension of sketch up

Not sure where to turn next as I have spent a couple of hours with a tech trying to solve but I installed 2023 update from v11 and now uniboard and prism texture packages will not work. Can’t find any answers or even info on where to purchase or download anything. I can download onto my computer and when I import them, says they imported but then not showing up anywhere. Very strange and tech says might be because advanced no longer will work? Doesn’t make sense because it’s the same package I’ve been using for over a year. Like the software but really tough finding answers so hoping maybe someone will see and know of a solution.

Beautiful and satisfying!😊

how much is the software and where can I get it

wtf your imperial system is really f**ked up. really. 16,3872 wtf number is that!??

Brother I love you thank you soo much no one has anything like this so I need to make one for my remodel my house…

Hi Rob, I was wondering if you knew a good source to purchase credible DXF Files with its corresponding tool paths and tools. I also use VCarve for my programming

Primary means you making this cut out on the part that touches it and not on the end part it self

nice

Hi, the CV is great if you have to do a lot of standard cabinets, but can it be used to make a one off custom cabinet where every part is placed manually? After reading all the manuals and watching all the videos available, the answer is still not clear. For example, I have an empty base cabinet and I placed the left end and a door - hinges are not automatically added, and there seems to be no way of adding them manually using menus and dialogs. Is it possible at all? Thank you.

Subscribed! Looking forward to more Cabinet Vision Tutorials 😊

I'm about to get one. Do you still like it after 6 months? There are some negative reviews out there...

another tip: if you draw your red dado line, in stead draw a rectangle of a half inch wide and then you always cut inside the lines.

please use the offset command, I hardly ever use guidelines, way to slow. Kind regards Hans

It is in the drawing settings, under file operations second row first item "set job dimension s and origin

a shortcut for rotating a selection: just hit the number 9 key a few times, ever time it turns 45 degree

yet another tip:, if you need the decimal, from a fraction. Vcarve can do that on the spot for you, on the entry field just type in the fraction, like 15/16 and then enter the equal sign , like 15/16= it gives you the decimal so you don't need a calculator for that, kind regards Hans