Project creation
Creates a clean workspace with the dimensions and data needed for a new cutting project.
Workflow
From drawing to machine data
The software lets the user create a project, draw points and paths, review the geometry, and store the data required by the control application. It works as a compact educational CAD/CAM layer for the prototype.
The main idea is traceability: each drawing action can be followed from the screen to the saved coordinates and then to the driver software that controls the router.
Core features
Main design operations
Project loading
Opens saved work either from the project list or directly from a file, keeping the drawing workflow simple.
Mouse drawing
Allows points and paths to be placed directly on the working area.
Point variables
Displays the coordinates and point data that define the cutting path.
Path preview
Shows the drawn geometry before it is sent to the CNC driver.
Data storage
Keeps project information organized so the driver can interpret the cutting path.
Screens and diagrams
Design software reference images
Tools panel
Controls used to build and edit the design.
Mouse drawing
Diagram showing how points are captured from the workspace.
Plotting flow
Relationship between drawing actions and generated data.
Example screen
Design workspace with an active cutting project.
Project example
Saved design data shown inside the software interface.
Point variables
Coordinate values used to describe each point in the path.
Fullscreen graphing
Expanded view for inspecting the drawn geometry.
Graph with tools
Workspace view with the tool panel visible.
Animated references
Workflow demos
New project
Creating a project before drawing the tool path.
Open project
Loading an existing project into the workspace.
Mouse drawing
Capturing points directly from user interaction.
Tool descriptions
Interface controls used during design.
Point data
How point variables support the saved cutting path.
Graphing flow
Visual flow from drawing to path preview.