3D Work

Find it, fix it

Inspect scans the model for holes and broken edges and lists what it finds. Fix one issue or all of them in a click, and pick how holes get filled: flat, minimal, or smooth.

Quick rotate

Turn the model 90° either way with one button, or 15° at a time with Shift held. It stays on the bed, so you can get the best print side down in seconds.

Cuts that follow the model

Draw a loop around the part you want to split, and the cut follows the model's natural creases, like where a hat meets a head or a sleeve meets a wrist. It works on any model, not just the ones we tested. Plane and cylinder cuts are there too for straight and round splits.

Pins where you want them

Every cut gets an alignment pin: round, hex, or tapered. Drag it to where you want it. At zero gap the seam closes flush, so the halves go back together like they were never cut.

Check tells you the truth

Before anything builds, Check looks at the whole cut and tells you in plain words what's wrong and where: a cut that runs into another part, a line that jumped off the surface, a pin that won't fit. No false "ready," and no surprise failure an hour into the print.

Pocket mode for color parts

Turn color areas like eyes, a mustache, or a badge into separate parts that press into matching pockets, no pins and no glue lines. 3D Work sets the assembly order, so the parts next to each one can lock it in place.

Tolerances that print

Every joint gets print-ready gaps, 0.006 in at the walls and 0.004 in at the floor, with Press, Snug and Loose presets for your printer. A thin-wall check catches anything too thin to print before you start.

Every job stays editable

Each cut and pocket is in a job list. Pick any one to change it, then save every part as its own STL to the project. Plan the colors against real filament brands and swatches so the colors you pick on screen are colors you can buy.