CNC prep

Get any design ready for a CNC router: dogbones in inside corners, holes too narrow for the bit, and holding tabs.

01Your artwork

Import artworkSVG · DXF · CDR

SVG, DXF and CorelDRAW (CDR) files are read in your browser and never uploaded. Convert text to curves before importing.

Units & import size

DXF unitsImport width override

Optional. Set before import. For a DXF without units, choose its original units. A width override intentionally resizes the artwork.

SVG

studio-samples.svg6 parts loaded

02Bit and corners

Bit diameter

Dogbones in inside cornersCorners up to

A round bit leaves a fillet in every inside corner, so a square tab will not seat. A dogbone cuts a relief the size of the bit through the corner. 135° catches every right angle and sharper.

03Holding tabs

Tabs per part

Gaps left in each part outline (holes are not touched), widened by the bit so the uncut tab is the width you set. Most CAM programs add tabs themselves; use these only if yours cuts the drawn line directly.

ARTBOARD280.0 × 170.0 mm

Physical dimensions · millimetres1:1 EXPORT

Dogbones added3

Holes narrower than the bit0

Tabs0

Ready for your next stepSVG → CorelDRAW / Illustrator · DXF → RDWorks