New machine post add-on
Request support for a machine/controller that is not currently in Jotteea Nester.
Machine output support
Post processor add-ons, changes, and fixes.
Every CNC controller has its own habits. If you need a new post, a change to an existing one, or help matching Jotteea Nester output to your machine, send the machine details and real sample files.
Post processor email: Posts@jotteeacamsystems.com
General support: support@jotteeacamsystems.com
Post processor services
Use this page for new posts or existing post fixes.
The better the sample files, the faster the post can be reviewed. A post processor should be tested with an air-cut before cutting material.
Change an existing post
Ask for edits to headers, units, tool calls, spindle commands, safe moves, drill cycles, arcs, or other output formatting.
Fix posted output
Send the Jotteea output, expected output, and what the machine/controller did wrong or rejected.
Easy add-on path
Some posts can be added with a single profile file.
Jotteea Nester can load custom data-only JSON post profiles from its posts folder and refresh them with Reload Posts. For simple G-code-style posts, a post add-on can usually be delivered as one small file plus instructions.
Advanced controller formats may require a software update instead. Either way, the request starts with the same machine details and sample files.
- Receive a post profile file or update package from Jotteea CAM Systems.
- Place the file in the app's posts folder or follow the included installer/readme.
- Open Jotteea Nester, go to Export, click Reload Posts, and select the new post.
- Air-cut/dry-run the output before production cutting.
Request checklist
Details needed before a post can be reviewed.
This form opens an email draft. Before sending, attach your sample files and any existing post processor file. Do not send private customer files unless you are allowed to share them.
Important:
Always air-cut or dry-run test output before cutting material. Final machine setup, code review, and safe operation are the operator's responsibility.
Good samples speed things up
What makes a post request clear?
Machine model and type
Include the machine brand, exact model, router/table type, controller/control software, and whether the machine expects inches or millimeters.
Sample of your work
Attach a small real-world sample job that represents how you cut: profiles, holes, drills, open vectors, tabs, leads, and ramps if used.
Current post processor file
If another CAM system already outputs acceptable code, attach that post file or a known-good output file so the format can be compared.
What went wrong?
Send the Jotteea output and describe whether the controller rejected the file, moved wrong, ignored tool changes, missed drill cycles, or needed different headers/footers.