Glass 3D and machining is supported in all DoorMaster LT doors that have a frame of some sorts. This consists of two machine steps, both of which can be machined from either side of the door, i.e. :-
The image used for the glass is that chosen from the Materials-Advanced > Door Options page of the Drawing Properties.
Select the required profile on the DoorMaster LT > Profile Doors page of the Catalog/Drawing Properties.
The Glass page allows the setup of the machining using the following options...
Upper and Lower Pane
Allows you to select whether the glass is On/Off in the Upper Pane and Lower Pane of a door. (Off is the default).
Include on Drawer Fronts
Whether or not Drawer Fronts or Drawer Banks include glass. This can also be overridden at cabinet level.
Glass is Rectangular
When a profile is not a rectangle (e.g. an Arched door) you can select whether the glass rebate is rectangular or shaped with the profile.
This option only shows when a profile is shaped.
For doors with a rectangular profile the rebate toolpath/s will always be rectangular. However, with a non-rectangular profile (e.g. Scalloped or Arched) the inside profile (if used) will always follow the profile shape, while the outside path is either a rectangle or can follow the profile (for when the glass itself is contoured).
Example: Front (profiled) face with Profile and Glass
Front (profiled) face showing the Profile and Glass cut through toolpaths
Example: Back Face with Rectangular Rebate ON
Back face showing both inner and outer rebate toolpaths with the Rectangular Rebate option turned ON.
Example: Back Face with Rectangular Rebate OFF
Back face showing both inner and outer rebate toolpaths with the Rectangular Rebate option turned OFF.
Use | Offset | Layer | Depth | Face | |
O
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Machining details for the glass cut through | From the Frame towards the centre of the door | Toolpath layer name | Whether to machine in the Front or Back | |
(Rebate) R-
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On/Off checkbox Machining for Rebate |
From the glass cut through towards the outside of the door | Toolpath layer name | Depth of Rebate | Whether to machine in the Front or Back |
+ R |
On/Off checkbox Optional 2nd boundary for Rebate if it is a pocket and not just a single tool engrave. |
Useful if the rebate is large or the profile is shaped (e.g. Scalloped or Arched) |
This option is available only for doors that require a single bar width between panes in the pattern, such as X Door in the Series 6 doors.