Kiri:Moto — The Complete Guide: A Free Browser Slicer for 3D Printing, CNC and Laser
Kiri:Moto is an open-source (MIT) tool that runs in the browser and prepares manufacturing files for several kinds of machines: 3D printing, resin printing, CNC milling and laser cutting. No installation is needed, and there is also a desktop version for working offline.
Kiri:Moto
Grid.Space
A browser slicer and toolpath generator — 3D printing, CNC milling, laser cutting and resin printing.
Get it from the vendorWhat you get
- A slicer for printing — slicing models into layers for FDM printers.
- Resin printing — preparing files for resin printers.
- Milling toolpaths — roughing, finishing and pocketing operations.
- Laser cutting — cutting paths generated from the model.
- Work from any computer — in the browser, or in the desktop version offline.
Who it suits
Workshops, fab labs and anyone who works with several types of machines and wants one interface for all of them. For complex milled parts, professional CAM programs offer more control. Use is free for any purpose, including commercial work, with no registration.
Related tools
For a dedicated printing slicer — PrusaSlicer. To simulate milling toolpaths before running them — CAMotics. To turn DXF drawings into G-code — DXF2GCODE.
PrusaSlicer
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Turns a 3D model into printable G-code, with full parameter control.
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UltiMaker Cura
UltiMaker
The most widely used slicer — ready profiles for almost any printer.
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CAMotics
CAMotics Project
Simulates the cutting path before you start the machine.
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DXF2GCODE
DXF2GCODE Project
Converts DXF drawings into G-code for milling, plasma or laser cutting.
Get it from the vendorThe bottom line
Kiri:Moto is a simple way to prepare jobs for the printer, the router and the laser from one place — free, open and available from any browser.