Get Started with Just a Few
Easy Steps
1
Create a Project
Sign In to your GCrafter account (or sign up), and press the shiny big button. You'll see what we mean.
2
Configure the Basic Settings
Change the dimensions, flip off the parts you don't want (say a top for a drawer). Jump in and out of metric units with ease. Set the thickness of the material you'll be using and press "Save."
3
Now You Have a Box. Work Your Magic.
We've created a tons of tools for you to sculpt that box into just about anything you can imagine. Play with the finger sizing (in all the directions), push and pull positioning, add overhangs, totally change the dimensions, PartLab it into a Frankenbox. Or, if you just want the box (scroll down).
4
Export and Get to Cutting.
GCrafter packs all your parts, as efficiently as possible, onto a sheet that fits your machine or material size. Play with the layout options, material and machine settings to get just the cut file you need. Save it as SVG or DXF and then create tool paths in Vectric, Carveco, Easel, or Lightburn. Sit back, relax and let your machine do it's thing. Bask in the glory of a precision crafted, numerically accurate, masterpiece.
5
PartLab Your Way Into Something Else
So we said, "PartLab it into a Frankenbox." And I'm sure you were thinking, umm what? PartLab was an idea we had about transforming boxes into, well, something altogether different. If you think of the box, or parts of it, as simply placeholders, all accurately positioned, using PartLab you can make additions, subtractions, or complete replacements to those parts. Come on, you didn't really buy your machine/tools to make boxes did you?
Design the Complex Easily and
Get to the Cutting Faster
Select the ideal plan to start building today.
