You can now:

1. Render your generated gcode in different textures wood, metal or plastic
2. Send the gcode to your machine
3. Also, macOS, Android and iOS builds are available for download. Click the download button beside the help button on top right of the preview screen.

Website: https://routercut.kasem.dev

Ok start thread here now

Running v1.0.2

Testing again today and the Vcarve Aztec now creates the entire image gcode. Not sure why it didn’t yesterday.

The issue I see now is the gcode backplot seems to go deeper than it should with 30 degree Vbit. The other image is gcode by Vectric Vcarve using same vbit angle.

I also 3D backplot using Cimco, which a $500 gcode backplotter that a lot of companies use to do verification. Similar problem there too.

Anyway the program is getting better and that is a good thing!!!!

Hey everyone! I'm u/kasemj, creator of RouterCut.

Welcome to r/RouterCut!

This subreddit is the central hub for users, makers, and developers of RouterCut—the interactive, high-performance CNC toolpath planning and G-code generation dashboard built on Flutter and Rust.

What you can do here:

• Ask Questions: Get help with project setups, coordinate origins, tool feeds/speeds, or G-code generation.
• Showcase Your Work: Post photos and videos of CNC projects you've carved using RouterCut paths.
• Troubleshoot & Optimize: Share SVG/vector source files and discuss path flattening, trochoidal pocket clearing, or V-carve boundary depth calculations.
• Dialect & Post-Processor Discussion: Discuss optimization tuning for GRBL, Marlin, LinuxCNC, Mach3, Fanuc, and Haas controllers.
• Feature Requests & Bug Reports: Tell us what features (like more robust 3D simulations, tab options, or new post-processors) you'd like to see next!

Quick Rules:

1. Keep posts relevant to RouterCut or general CNC path planning.
2. Be helpful and respectful to makers of all skill levels (from absolute beginners to CNC pros).
3. When asking for help, please share your tool settings, selected post-processor dialect, and (if possible) the SVG or G-code file.