Microvellum Daily News

October 2007 - Posts

• Microvellum Announces Availability of the Version 6.5 Closet Library

  Medford, Oregon – September 5, 2007 – Microvellum, Inc. today announced the immediate availability of the Version 6.5 Closet Library, a major upgrade to the existing Version 6 Closet Library.   This new closet library includes over 40 different pre-configured parametric bay inserts for shelves, shoe shelves, baskets, hampers, hanging rods, vanities, all with the ability to include different backs, drawer and door styles, doors and door styles. It also incorporates different bay depths and "hutch" style configurations. Also included is the hardware for hinges, pulls, closet rod cups, drawer slides, baskets, hampers, and more.   Pricing and Availability The Version 6.5 Closet Library is available immediately in imperial format.  Metric format will be released in the coming weeks.  It's available in four different pre-defined construction methods – Nail, Camlock, Confirmat, and dowels.  Users who have purchased the Version 6 Closet Library can upgrade to the Version 6.5 Closet Library for free.  To download the latest copy visit: http://forums.microvellum.com/files/.  If you do not current own a copy of the Closet Library, contact your Microvellum sales person for pricing information.         Posted Oct 24 2007, 02:51 PM by administrator

• Microvellum Appoints New Director of Technical Services

  Medford, Oregon – August 10, 2007 – Microvellum, Inc. today announced the addition of Jesse Lucero to the staff at Microvellum’s headquarters.  Jesse will serve as Director of Technical Services and oversee and coordinate all Microvellum technical support, services, and training.   BiographyAt the age of 18, Jesse founded JTW Woodworks, completing custom jobs in his spare time and weekends.  Three years later, he decided to take a job offer that would spur his career in a new direction and would allow him to experience the woodworking industry at a new level.  His job entailed commercial drafting and engineering with Pattern Systems and 20/20 software.  At the age of 24, he started a new company – Absolute Drafting – where he focused primarily on freelance drafting using Microvellum software.  In 2000, Jesse decided to take a job offer in Phoenix, Arizona for a residential casework company to broaden his knowledge of the industry. In 2001, Jesse began his third business, Casework Drafting Services.  This company performed drafting and engineering services specifically for Microvellum customers as well as subcontract work for Microvellum’s corporate office.  Earlier this year, he accepted an offer from Microvellum corporate as Director of Technical Services ………………………        Posted Oct 24 2007, 12:53 PM by administrator with no comments