Engrove Tonearm Profile Designer

Convert calibrated Engrove Manual Trace top and side views into an editable 3D tonearm loft, then analyze, refine and export it on a desktop browser.

What this tool does

A PC-only, browser-local tonearm engineering application that opens with an empty session, imports calibrated JSON, Engrove project packages and paired SVG exports from Engrove Manual Trace, constructs a deterministic centerline-and-ring 3D loft, and preserves the TD053F parametric, Freeform, physics, solver, AI handoff, session, report, PNG and STL workflows.

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Privacy and processing

Processing: local. Server storage of application user data: no. Account required: no. OAuth required: no.

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Frequently asked questions

Why does the tool open with an empty viewport?

A new session intentionally has no active design. Import calibrated Manual Trace files, open a saved session, or explicitly create a parametric design.

Which Manual Trace files can I import?

The importer accepts Engrove Manual Trace JSON exports, resumable .engrove-trace or .engrove-project packages, contract-validated multi-view .engrove-trace-project packages, and paired SVG exports containing the Engrove trace binding metadata.

What is required to create a trace-derived 3D model?

Provide calibrated top and side views with finite millimetre scale, an engineering origin, non-ambiguous axes and usable silhouette contours. The importer blocks incomplete geometry instead of guessing silently.

Does the imported model exactly reproduce every 3D surface?

No. Orthographic silhouettes determine longitudinal center, width and height at sampled stations. Cross-section family and interpolation between views remain explicit deterministic assumptions.

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Open Tonearm Designer