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Shaper Origin uses the vector data from SVG files to plot toolpaths for a user to follow when cutting. You can design these SVG files in a wide variety of design software packages, including many common 2D and 3D design suites.
Watch the video below for an introduction to creating design files for your Origin and use these tips to develop a design workflow that works best for you.
The following entry involves designing an inlay using Fusion 360 as well as cutting and installing the final product:
These videos are part of Shaper Sessions, our weekly livestream that tackles a different aspect of Origin every Thursday at 5 pm PDT.