Power up your Carbide 3D CNC with Easel
Design projects and generate toolpaths for your Carbide 3D CNC in the browser with Easel. Each machine page shows exactly how it connects.
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Compatible Machines
Carbide 3D CNC Routers
Select a machine to see detailed specs, setup guides, and how it connects to Easel.
Nomad 3
Fully enclosed desktop CNC mill with a 130W brushless spindle
8 x 8 x 3 in Carbide Motion control
Shapeoko 4
Best-value desktop CNC router in three sizes, V-wheel and belt drive
Standard: 17.5 x 17.5 x 4 in Carbide Motion control
Shapeoko 5.1 Pro
Flagship large-format CNC in three sizes, ball screws and linear rails on every axis
2x2: 24.53 x 24.53 x 6.1 in Carbide Motion control
Shapeoko HDM V3
Heavy-duty water-cooled CNC built for cutting metal
690 x 610 x 145 mm Carbide Motion control
Shapeoko Pro
Production-ready CNC in three sizes, linear-rail upgrade over Shapeoko 4
Standard: 17.5 x 17.5 x 4 in Carbide Motion control
Shapeoko 3
Original Shapeoko line in three sizes, bring your own router
Standard: 16 x 16 x 3 in Carbide Motion control
How It Works
From idea to finished piece in three steps
1Design Your Project
Use templates, draw shapes, add text, or import your own files. Easel's tools make design accessible to everyone.
2Generate Toolpaths
Set your material, choose your bit, and Easel calculates optimal feeds, speeds, and cutting depths automatically.
3Carve
How your machine connects depends on its controller. GRBL and FluidNC machines carve live from Easel over USB or a Chromium browser; others, including grblHAL, ESP32-GRBL, and non-GRBL controllers, export G-code to run on the machine's own software. Each machine below shows exactly how it connects.