Eight tools that build a model in your browser and hand you the STL. Every one of them runs on your own device — no upload, no sign-up, no watermark.
Upload a picture and it becomes a panel whose thickness carries the image — invisible until you put a light behind it. Contrast and depth are tuned for you.
Drawer organisers, parts bins, desk caddies and Gridfinity bins. Set the size and the compartments, pick a rectangle, hexagon, octagon or round outline, add a lid.
The tray the bins drop into, in any grid size on the 42 mm standard — with the exact socket profile the bins from the box generator are cut to.
Type one or two lines and get a plate with raised lettering — door signs, desk plates, luggage tags, keyrings. Four fonts, and the plate sizes itself around the text.
A link, a payment string or a wifi password, built as raised squares on a plate with a caption under it. Print the base and the code in two colours and it scans.
A container and a lid with a real helical thread cut to match it, with the print clearance built in. Set the diameter, the height and how fast it should close.
Give it a reduction ratio and an outer size and it works out a compound spur reducer: involute gears, a split casing, a parts list with quantities and a PDF build guide.
Already have a file? See what it really measures, scale it to an exact height, or rescue one that came out of CAD in inches and reads as a few millimetres.
The model is built by your own browser. No file is sent anywhere, there is no account, and the STL you download has no watermark and no strings on it.
3Dash does not print anything. Take the STL to your own printer, or to any shop you like — each tool says what it should be printed in and which way up.
If a print shop sent you here from its own website, the tool has a Send to the shop button. The model drops into that shop's quote form and is priced at that shop's rates.
3Dash is the quoting widget that goes on your own website: a customer drops in an STL and gets a price at your rates. These tools can sit inside it, so a customer with no model at all can make one and have it land in your quote form. Ask us and we switch them on for your shop.