The simulator needs a keyboard, a mouse and a wide screen. It's not designed for phones.
You can still browse the shape library, read the story, or check the hardware build.
| Orbit | drag / arrows |
| Pan | shift-drag / right-drag |
| Zoom | wheel / + − |
| Play / Pause | space |
| Rewind | R |
| Reset view | Home / F |
Pick what the machine should cut. Two ways: a single shape repeated on both sides, or a different profile per side (morph).
One profile, repeated on both ends. Optional twist between them to create helical shapes.
Different profile per side. The wire morphs between them along Z.
A hot wire only makes straight cuts, so it can't reproduce every model exactly. We approximate your model by its silhouette from many angles — the “visual hull”, which is the best a foam cutter can physically do.
Spin the model around its longest / most-detailed axis. The wrong axis gives a mushy result.
Tip: 12 is plenty for most shapes; the hull barely changes past ~24–36.
Generate a foam RC wing panel from NACA 4-digit aerofoils. The 4 digits are max camber %, camber position (×10%), and thickness % — e.g. 2412 = 2% camber at 40% chord, 12% thick; 0009 = symmetric, 9% thick. Set a smaller tip chord for taper, a different tip aerofoil to blend, plus sweep and washout. Cut as a 4-wire morph from root to tip.
Straight wing: set tip chord = root chord, sweep 0. Washout twists the tip down a couple of degrees for gentle stalls. Wings & NACA explained →
You need a free account to publish to the public Shape library. New shapes are reviewed before going live.
There is no private library yet — everything you publish is public.