Product · Railworks

Railings that arrive ready to cut.

Model railings the way the shop builds them: tube and flatbar members, mitered junctions, pickets tabbed into laser-cut rails. Then export STEP a tube laser can nest without anyone tracing a cutline.

SketchUp Pro 2024+ · Windows & Mac

Railworks Builder panel + finished run
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PLACEHOLDER. Needs a fabricator or detailer quote with a real name on it. Do not launch without one.

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Features

Everything here is railing-specific

Build along any drawn path

Draw the run and Railworks follows it, one member per edge, mitered at every junction. A member’s stored path is its centreline, so the run hangs off its line once and the section carries each corner.

GIF: drawing a path → railing appears
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Tab-and-slot joinery

Pickets embedded into laser-cut rails, with tabs and slots cut into the parts themselves. It is real geometry. If a slot is wrong here, it comes out wrong on the machine.

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Baseplates, bevels, cope and trim

Railing baseplates with hole patterns, corner bevels, corner join, trim and cope. The detailing a fabricator would otherwise do by hand, applied parametrically.

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Your own profiles

Nineteen railing profiles ship with it, and you can add your own. The sections your shop actually stocks are the ones you build from.

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The exclusive part

STEP out of SketchUp. Nothing else does this.

One file per piece, quantities aggregated, true arcs recovered in the cross-section. That last part is what makes it usable. A faceted section matches no stock tube, so the nester rejects it. Railworks writes real cylinders and the cutline is found automatically.

NC1 ships alongside it for the beam line.

The proof clip. A .stp opening in the nester,
cutline detected without a manual trace

Railworks in five minutes

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License

Buy once. Yours for good.

Free
30-day trial · full version
  • Every tool, every exporter
  • STEP and NC1 included
  • No card required
  • Windows & Mac
Start the trial
75% off
student & educator · single seat
  • Same tools as the full license
  • Not for commercial use
  • Proof of status required
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SketchUp Pro 2024+ · Windows & Mac

FAQ

What do I get when I buy?

A perpetual single-seat license key, the .rbz installer, and email delivery so you can re-download any time.

How does the trial work?

Thirty days, fully functional. Every tool and every exporter, including STEP. No card required to start.

Is it really the only STEP exporter?

SketchUp has no native STEP export, and the only other STEP plugin on the market is an importer. Railworks writes STEP with true arcs in the section so a nester can auto-detect the cutline.

How many seats?

One seat per purchase. Install on two machines if only one is in use at a time. Contact support to transfer a seat.

Which SketchUp versions?

SketchUp Pro 2024 and newer, on Windows and Mac.

Which build am I getting?

Railworks 0.9.46. Updates within 0.x are free, and the installer is a single .rbz you load from SketchUp's Extension Manager.

Refunds?

30-day money-back guarantee, no matter the reason.

Try it on your next railing job.

Thirty days, every tool and every exporter, no card required.

Railworks$99 · permanent seat