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October 4, 2012
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Hi Justin,
Here are your files in inches.
best regards,
Ness
July 13, 2019
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Can you resend it in standard instead of metric?
October 4, 2012
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Hello Justin,
Here are you manufacturing files.
Best regards,
Ness
July 13, 2019
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Thank you. I am ready to build it! I am using this as a trial run to see if the program is something that I can use for furniture projects and cabinets in the future. So far I have been pleased. I want to see how the cut list and manufacturing documents go. I appreciate all your help.
August 7, 2014
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Hi Justin,
The back is still not closing on the sides.
I added the corrected version. If it is OK let us know. A colleague will then be able to provide you the documents.
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Michel
July 13, 2019
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I think I have it put together now. What are the dimensions in standard for the face frames? In the library it is all in metric. Most boards dressed here come in standard.
August 7, 2014
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Hi Justin,
You can select the sides and in the links you select the back . If you add an overlap your back will be more inside the cabinet .
The other workaround for the faceframes is selecting the back and in the links you take the sides. Set the type to groove and add until the back connects with the sides. I saw that if you add 46mm on each side it will groove in the back 5mm on each side.
There is no pocket hole assembly but there are special jigs for pocket hole assembly. Kreg is a known system for that.
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Michel
July 13, 2019
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Here is the file with drawer revisions and vertical separator revisions. When I applied face frames from the library it made the back panel come away from them. Not sure how to fix that. I followed your instructions and got the drawers and the separator fixed. This is a bathroom vanity that will have a live edge slab on top and a bowl that sits on top of it. I will also add feet to it which will raise it up off of the floor. The drawers not being full depth are to accommodate plumbing. I don't want to do face frames for the back panel because it will be against the wall. How do I make the back panel fit and close in? Thanks. Also is there an assembly method that uses pocket holes?
July 13, 2019
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How do I get that panel to snap to the edges?
July 13, 2019
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No I want it to close. I will work on the file some more and then send it again for cutlist. I appreciate your help.
August 7, 2014
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Hi Justin,
Select the separator and go to the links in the property screen. Select the back . Type select recess and enter a recess value and it will reduce the depth of you separator. The best way is to select the sides of the cabinet and go to the property screen links and select the back. Add an overlap value. Do this for all sides and the back will be set more inside of the cabinet. If you then add a separator, it will join with the back.
As for your drawers you have to remove them and begin with new ones . Select the drawer type and qty and go to assembly . There you can go to the back reference and selecting from the back of the zone or the depth.
I see the back of your cabinet is not closing on the four sides. Is that what you want ?
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Michel
July 13, 2019
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Thank you. Also how do I make a vertical separator not go all the way to the back of the cabinet? I wanted the drawers in this cabinet to not go all the way to the back to accommodate plumbing. The vertical separator and the drawers need to only go in 15" from the front. I couldn't figure out how to do that in polyboard. I also wanted to figure out how to edit the face frame dimensions.
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