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March 17, 2018 - 8:16 am
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Hi Bob,

Here's a little video:

cheers,

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Hi Bob,

Sorry for my late reply but I seemed to have lost your question in my to do list. Thanks for reminding me.

Polyboard is not great at face frames but you can simulate your cabinet using an applied structure that you clip onto you original cabinet in Project Mode.

To do this make a simple box and just keep the back. Then set the box to the thickness of the frame and apply a framed structure to the panel. Then selecting the panel in the frame apply another framed structure. You should be able to get something like this:

L-cab-with-ff.png

The doors will not open but you can adjust all the slack values and get a nice 3D and the correct cutting lists.

I attach the cabinet file so you can see how this is done.

If you want I can make you a quick video to show how to set this up.

All the best,

Ness  

Hi Ness Thanks you so much for your reply if you can do a video that would be great All the Best Bob

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Hi Bob,

Sorry for my late reply but I seemed to have lost your question in my to do list. Thanks for reminding me.

Polyboard is not great at face frames but you can simulate your cabinet using an applied structure that you clip onto you original cabinet in Project Mode.

To do this make a simple box and just keep the back. Then set the box to the thickness of the frame and apply a framed structure to the panel. Then selecting the panel in the frame apply another framed structure. You should be able to get something like this:

L-cab-with-ff.pngImage Enlarger

The doors will not open but you can adjust all the slack values and get a nice 3D and the correct cutting lists.

I attach the cabinet file so you can see how this is done.

If you want I can make you a quick video to show how to set this up.

All the best,

Ness

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March 9, 2018 - 9:23 am
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Added another Sketch Bob

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Thanks Ness please find enclosed drawing  I assumed it was same set up as std base unit with face frames tried to add face frame to default L corner unit not sure how to go about this  Regards Bob

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Hi Bob,

Can you post a drawing or photo of what you are trying to do?

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Ness

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Hi Bob, we'll get Ness to check this one out for you, here's on a CNC job today, travelling back all day tomorrow. Please accept my apologies if we're a bit slow in responding to this one. Thanks very much, Stefan  

Hi Stefan  Thanks for your reply in the mean I will see if I can solve it  Regards Bob

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Hi Bob, we'll get Ness to check this one out for you, here's on a CNC job today, travelling back all day tomorrow. Please accept my apologies if we're a bit slow in responding to this one. Thanks very much, Stefan

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Hi Every one     How do I add a face frame to a l shaped unit I have tried but it appears not to let add bott/top face how do I get over this please Regards             Bob

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