Configurators for 3D printing shops
Your customer picks the part. What reaches you is already ready to slice.
How long is it from “can you make it custom?” to the first layer?
The photo comes in blurry, or it’s a screenshot of a screenshot. You ask for another.
They can’t tell you the size, so you suggest one. Then they change their mind.
You send a quick render so they can see it. They don’t like the font. You do another.
By the time they agree, the mesh needs fixing by hand.
A twenty-euro order eats half an hour of messages. That half hour doesn’t go on the invoice.
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Font · 4
Size · 3
Colour · 4
This is where the order goes.
On a real shop, the part reaches you at this point: text, size, colour and file, already inside the limits you set. Nothing to ask for, nothing to fix.
Your customer does all of that themselves, inside the limits you gave them. By the time the order reaches you, it’s printable.
How yours is built
It sits where you already sell
Your site, your shop, or a single page you can send over WhatsApp.
You set the limits
Sizes, fonts, colours, maximum height, minimum wall. Whatever your machine actually handles.
Output comes out usable
In the format you work in, already oriented, with nothing to redo.
It’s yours
Your name, your design. Nobody can tell I built it.
Want to see how this would work on your product?
Send me a message and we'll talk it through. You'll get me, not a form.