[SEK22Hornet]

I work for a cabinet company - they bought some new Weeke routers a year or so ago. Up to now, they have been using Cut-Rite nesting software to import DXF files for all the cabinet parts. We now have a need to create some part templates in WoodWOP. These will have to have named variables so that they can me imported into Cut-Rite using a parts list with dimensions to create multiple sizes of the part using only the one template. We used to have an older Weeke router a few years ago and I modified some existing part files that we used then - I only created a few parts - about 4 years ago and using WoodWop 4.5. We now have 7.0 and it is giving me fits trying to create a simple rectangular part with multiple rabbets. Is there anyone out there that can give me a few quick pointers on getting started from scratch with WoodWOP 7.0? Or point ,me to some good online tutorials for beginners?

Thanks,
Dan

[Maroslav4]

Hello,

let me know what you need.

[email protected]
www.cadcam-softcz.cz

[SEK22Hornet]

Thanks for responding - I guess I'm looking for some basic tutorial videos on using Woodwop 7.0 software - if someone knows of some on youtube or could sit down and make a quick one to help me get started - struggling with trying to program what ought to be an easy part.

[Maroslav4]

I can make some online training for you. If you will want.Or make some video tutrial, what ever you will want.

Write me on [email protected].

Marek

[SEK22Hornet]

Thanks Marek - about the time I posted this I found out that the company had a tech from Stiles coming - I got to spend a day and a half working with him on woodwop so I am good now.