Free access gives you the full designer — every slider, every preset, the whole rotating 3D preview, no watermark. Full access unlocks the STL export and a downloadable offline copy of the tool.
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Sweep Relief turns a handful of sliders into a flowing, ribbon-like 3D surface — the kind of organic, sweeping relief pattern that's normally hours of manual work in CAD or ZBrush. Set your panel size, pick a starting style, then shape the wave flow, eddies and ribbon banding until the raking-light preview looks right, and export a CNC-ready STL.
It generates flowing, ribbon-like 3D relief patterns for panels, doors and inlays — built for woodworkers and makers with a CNC router or 3D carving setup who want an original surface pattern without modelling one by hand.
No — the designer and 3D preview run entirely in your browser. To actually cut a result you'll need CAM software such as Vectric, Carveco or Fusion 360 (all of which open STL files) and a CNC router or carving machine.
Every control is free — presets, wave shape, eddies, ribbon banding, inlay pockets, the frame border, and the full rotating 3D preview with no watermark. Unlocking adds the STL export at your chosen resolution, plus a downloadable offline copy of the whole tool.
A single watertight binary STL — a solid top surface, four walls and a flat bottom, all in real millimetres based on your panel size and depth. It opens in any CAM package that reads STL, ready for roughing and finishing toolpaths.
Yes. Once you've generated and cut a panel, the physical piece is yours to keep, gift or sell — the license only covers the tool itself, not the carvings you make with it.