Go from a STEP file to a setup sheet the floor actually reads.

In Fusion 360, Mastercam or NX CAM, select the components for the operation you're documenting — part, stock, fixture — and export them as a .step / .stp file. Then drag it anywhere onto the creator, or click Browse. The real geometry loads right in your browser.

• One operation = one setup. Drop several STEP files to build a multi-setup project in one go.
• No file handy? Sign in and click “Try a sample part” to load a ready-made 2-setup project and follow along.

Show the operator exactly where work zero is. Open the WCS tab, click the origin on the model, then a face to set Z (up) and an edge to set X. A clean red / green / blue triad with your G-code work offset (G54…G59) appears right on the part — and travels into every export.

• Direction wrong? Flip X, Y or Z with one click — SetupBoard warns you if the axes end up left-handed.
• Make it yours. Pick an arrow style and ★ favorite it, so your triad looks the same on every job.

Click features on the model to drop dimensions — linear, diameter, radius or angle — that snap to corners, hole centers and edges. Add notes exactly where they belong: clamp here, torque to spec, critical Ø. Everything sits on the real 3D part, in context, where it can't be misread.

• Snapping does the aiming. Hover near a hole and it locks to the true center, not “close enough”.
• Drag to place. Move a dimension line off the part so the sheet stays clean and readable.

Open the Tools tab and check the tools used in this setup. Build libraries by hand, or import a whole crib straight from Fusion 360, Mastercam or NX CAM — your tool numbers, descriptions and diameters come across and attach to the sheet with a checkbox. Tools always print in ascending T-number order.

• Favorite your go-to cribs so they sit at the top of the picker, even with 30 libraries.
• Import once, reuse everywhere — the same library attaches to every setup and every job.

Pick a template and export a clean, automatically-paginated PDF — every setup in one consistent document, ready to print or save. Or export the interactive operator view: a single offline .html file the floor can open and spin on a tablet, with every dimension, note and the WCS right there in 3D.

• Printer turning the part black? Tick “Wireframe model” for crisp, ink-light line art.
• Hand it off any way you like — print the PDF, or send the self-contained operator file. No SetupBoard account needed to open it.