Welcome to the D2nc

D2nc is an innovative tool used for generating
 G-code in the machine shop.

Latest News:

7/19/2010
New development release V2.9.7 available for download. Added persistent windows size and fixes SDL parser bug when using math functions. Other minor enhancements.

For a complete list of changes check the “Whats’s new” page.

7/1/2010
V2.296 released. A stability release which corrects several bugs that have been reported recently and fixes some of the quirks that were introduced with resizing in the last release

6/16/2010
V2.9.5 released. This release adds the ability to resize and maximize and minimize the D2nc screen. Also included is a new path parameter to allow starting the cut below the top of the material, as at the bottom of a previously milled feature. A significant bug regarding the import of circles has been fixed along with some other minor fixes.

6/14/2010
V2.9.4 released. Fixes an urgent bug introduced in V2.9.3. The bug caused missing elements during DXF import if the elements were very small or were points. Other new features have been added and several minor bugs fixed.

3/25/2010
V2.9.3 released. Several new features including a centerline cut indexed around the 4th axis. This has many uses such as spoke cutting flywheels twice as large as your machines working envelope, performing the same operation on a rotary fixture, indexing a pattern around a part and many more. A new experimental wizard for cutting involute gears in the module system is included. The selection tools have been improved with the addition of a marquee select and you may now specify user defined blocks of gcode that is included in the final output.

2/28/2010
V2.9.2 released.

2/17/2010
V2.9.1 released.

2/12/2010
New development release V2.9.0 released along with an update to the stable release V2.3.0 which fixes some minor bugs and corrects the installer problems encountered when installing under Windows Vista or Windows 7.

A forum has been created on yahoo groups for the discussion and support of D2nc. Whether you’ve purchased the program or just want to discuss and contribute ideas, consider joining the new group.