NASSLAB

NASSCAD 4.7.0

Free, open-source CAD for your browser and Windows. Model parts, inspect assemblies and prepare designs for 3D printing.

No account required · Local model processing
Free for personal and commercial use · AGPLv3

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NASSLAB · INLINE FOUR2.0 L · DOHC · 16 VALVES
NassLab inline-four engine with four pistons, connecting rods, crankshaft and twin overhead camshafts
Explore the engine →

Built with NassScript · Animated in your browserDRAG TO ORBIT · FOUR-STROKE VISUALIZATION · 1–3–4–2

Make something useful

From a first shape
to a part you can use.

01

Model your parts

Start with a sketch or a primitive. Set dimensions, combine shapes, then add fillets and chamfers.

Explore the tools →
02

Prepare for fabrication

Export STL or 3MF for 3D printing, or SVG and DXF sections for your cutting workflow.

Try a worked example →
03

Inspect received models

Open STEP assemblies and IFC building models. Inspect available parts, names and colours, and keep your original files.

STEP guide →

Building models, too.

Inspect IFC geometry in the same workspace. Read the IFC guide →

An IFC building model viewed in NASSCAD, with its geometry, colours and object controls.

Inside NASSCAD

See the whole assembly.

About STEP import and export →
A cruise ship assembly imported into NASSCAD: 2,813 solids with source colours. Import performance depends on your hardware and the model.

Model: Modern Cruise Ship Evita by Christian Spreafico, via the STEP Tools test collection. Third-party model shown for demonstration; no model file is hosted here.

NassScript

Build a scene.
Bring it to life.

Use JavaScript to create parts, repeat operations and animate mechanisms. Write your own script, or ask an AI assistant to help draft one, then review and run it locally.

Explore the engine and its script →

Also discover the Solar System demo.

Four-cylinder engine created and animated with NassScript

NASSCAD for Windows

One app. Two ways to run it.

Both editions work offline and include MEDUSA, the native geometry engine. No separate engine download is needed.

Recommended for regular use

Windows Setup

Install NASSCAD on your computer, with desktop and Start menu shortcuts.

Download Setup

Windows x64 · v4.7.0 · 165 MB

No installation

Windows Portable

Download the executable and run it directly. Keep it wherever you prefer.

Download Portable

Windows x64 · v4.7.0 · 165 MB

Installation details · Checksums · License

Advanced downloads: standalone MEDUSA and source code

MEDUSA for browser users

Optional native processing for the browser edition. Unzip the package and keep its engine and runtime files together. Already using Setup or Portable? You already have MEDUSA.

Download MEDUSA 3.1 · 22 MB ZIP ↓

Source code

Explore the code, build the application or contribute. Source is available under AGPL-3.0-only; dependencies retain their own licenses.

A little guidance

Find your next step.

For the classroom, the workshop or your next project. Free personal, educational and commercial use under AGPLv3. Your original designs remain yours. Questions or feedback? →