Parametric CAD for 3D printing, in your browser.
Sketch a profile, pull it into a solid, round the edges, and change one number to watch the whole part follow. Free and open source. Nothing to install, no account.
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A box for a circuit board, step by step
Scroll through a real session: every picture is the app itself.
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Start with an empty design
Press New design. There's nothing to install and no account: the design is saved in your browser.
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Sketch the outline
Draw a rectangle from its centre and dimension it with two parameters,
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Pull it into a solid
Extrude the rectangle
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Hollow it out
Shell the block with 2 mm walls and the top face removed: that's the tray your board sits in.
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Sketch on a wall
Start a sketch right on the front face and draw a slot where the USB connector goes.
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Cut the opening
Extrude the slot into the wall as a cut, just deep enough to go through it.
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Add screw posts
Extrude one post from the floor, then repeat it to the four corners with a pattern spaced from
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Round the corners
Fillet the four outer edges, so the box is nicer to hold and its corners print cleanly.
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Change one number
Set
widthto 100 mm. The outline, the walls, the slot and the posts all follow: that's what parametric means.
What it does
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Sketch with constraints
Lines, arcs, circles, slots and splines snap into place with automatic constraints and driving dimensions. A sketch shows how much freedom is left, and says plainly when something contradicts.
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Real solids
Extrude, revolve, fillet, chamfer, shell, holes and patterns on exact geometry: real circles and fillets, not a mesh of triangles. What you design is what comes out of the printer.
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Parameters everywhere
Every number takes an expression with units, like
wall * 1.5 + 2 mm. The design is a timeline you can roll back, reorder and edit, and it rebuilds as you go. -
Made for printing
Lay a face flat on the bed, see overhangs, get the weight and filament length, and export 3MF, STL or STEP. Templates for brackets, boxes, lids and enclosures get you started.
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Yours, offline too
Designs stay on your own machine. It works offline once it has loaded, and you can install it from the browser's menu like an app.
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Free and open source
GPL-3.0, built in the open. The
.extrudofile format is documented and MIT-licensed, so other tools can read your designs.
Start from a template, or take the tour
A five-step tour walks you through your first part: a sketch, a dimension, an extrude and a fillet. Or open one of the templates and change its parameters.