How does it work?

The tool takes a JSON file as input (example below) and generates STL files for up to six sides of a box, with each side containing its own drill cutouts, and recesses. These pieces can then be assembled to construct a 3D shape, or a single part can be generated.

The exported .stl files must be used with a slicer software (or a 3D Printer software) to complete the task.

 

Warning: Operating 3D printers requires a safe environment to prevent exposure to hot surfaces, moving parts, and emitted fumes. Never place your hands near the moving parts or the print head. Always ensure proper ventilation, wear safety goggles, and use hearing protection if necessary. Additionally, perform a simulation to ensure the print job does not attempt to print in restricted or potentially dangerous areas.