SVG & G-Code CNC Conversion

I have a raster image I’d like to turn into a production-ready table-corner carving. The job is strictly digital: take my artwork, trace it into a perfectly clean SVG, then generate the complete tool-path—outline and hollow areas included—for a 3-axis CNC router cutting pine or maple.

The finished G-code must load and run on the machine without edits and carry the correct Z values for both the profile cut and the recessed regions. I’ll confirm the exact bit diameter before you start so you can dial in feed rates and step-downs accurately.

Deliverables I’m expecting:
• Clean, closed-path SVG (no stray nodes or overlaps)
• CAM file or screenshot showing the tool-path strategy
• Ready-to-run G-code matching the SVG and my bit size

The visual style is “custom”—not modern, classic, or rustic—so feel free to preserve the character of the original image rather than forcing a preset look. If you can simulate the cut in your software to verify depths and clearances before handing the files over, even better.

Let me know what software you prefer for vector cleanup and CAM, and any information you still need from me. Once the code kisses the spoilboard and cuts clean, the project is done.