Five minutes from download to your first RC import. No admin rights, no source code, no hand-written config files.
One EXE, works with either BricsCAD or Rhino 8 (or both — the installer detects what's on your machine).
Download CabSlam CADRequires the CNC plan. Not signed in? Log in first.
No UAC prompt — it installs entirely under your own Windows account, nothing goes into Program Files.
The CabSlam commands are already loaded — no NETLOAD, no visit to
Options → Plug-ins. Type DBS to confirm (it opens the CNC Settings dialog).
On the Account tab (the first tab in DBS), click
Sign in. Your browser opens to approve the plugin — approve it once, and the tab shows
"Signed in as [email protected] — cnc tier." That pairing is remembered; you won't see this again unless you
sign out.
Still on the Account tab, click Download block template — this gets you real hardware blocks (hinges, slides) instead of placeholder geometry, and BricsCAD picks it up automatically. Rhino doesn't need this step.
Generate parts in CabSlam, then type RC in your CAD app. That's the
whole install.
Run DBS, confirm the Account tab really shows
"Signed in" (not the CNC key fallback line). If it does and RC still fails, the server may be waking from an
idle sleep — the first request after inactivity can take up to a minute. Try again shortly.
That's getcabslam.com — log in with the same account you subscribed with, then approve the pairing request on the page that follows.
Re-run the installer — it's safe to run again over an existing install (it just re-registers, no duplicates). If BricsCAD or Rhino was open during install, restart it afterward.
Email [email protected] with what you typed and what happened — we read every one.