Observed arrival · 2026-09-25
NC Carve brings woodworking CAM into the browser
NC Carve is browser-based CAM for woodworking: users can draw or import vectors, create toolpaths, preview the cut in 3D, and export G-code.
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- For
- Woodworkers using CNC routers, from newer owners to experienced CAM users
- Worth noticing
- The preview runs at 100×, and the site warns that software checks do not qualify a physical cut.
Field notes
Projects begin with the dimensions of the material, then move through drawing, toolpath setup, and a rotatable 3D cut preview. The page lists SVG and planar DXF as supported imports, while native DWG, V-carving, and 3D relief machining are outside the beta’s stated scope. It also says controller compatibility is reviewed individually and warns that software checks do not qualify an actual cut.
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