I gotta tell u guys… so fat Cut2D has been good to me 
How much did it cost?
@Dat_Chu $150… I just notice a little wobble on my Z axis… What would that do to my parts? Do u know?
Depends. Which kind of wobbling?
The side wheels were not touching the guide at all
@Dat_Chu are the rail wheels suppose to be snug against the rail?
I don’t have a shapeoko. My guess is not snug but should touch.
wish i could watch your video, but it isn’t coming up for me. 
@Frank_Graffagnino
shows like it’s uploading…
I CAN’T BELIEVE IT!! All this past couple months I’ve struggled so much about all my parts being undersized when cutting with shapeoko, I was quick to blame the CAM software… all that was: “loose X axis trolly”
I really use the heck out of CUt2D; I cut some MineCraft “Steves” from an Instructable last night, based on the PDF in the instructable. Really simple process to turn those into parts in Cut2D. Can’t post a picture here, but I’ll post it in DIY CNC.
@Bruce_Lunde So far cut2d is doing really good, simple and good options (tools) offered, I like the interface too… I wonder if u can slow down the cut preview?? Mine does the whole preview within 2 seconds!
@javierymirna from the vectic forums: You can slow it down a bit by setting the quality to Best on the Toolpaths/Preview Simulation Quality menu.
@Bruce_Lunde
Thanks Bruce!! That did slowed it down some… 
Man I’m loving Cud2D!! It’s easy and I like the fact that you can always come back and modify the original file and remembers that last settings you entered!
I’m glad that you are enjoying Cut2d. It sure is a very well designed piece of software. There are so many amazing things that you can create with it.
@Royce_Meredith thanks for the tips Royce!