3D and CAD File Formats
Accepts direct 3D, CAD, and ZIP inputs including STL, OBJ, 3MF, STEP, IGS, and ZIP archives.
Transform CAD and mesh inputs into printable outputs through a single API. The platform streamlines 3D model preparation, model orientation, slicing execution, and cost estimation for reliable FDM and SLA manufacturing workflows.
End-to-end print workflow intelligence, from 3D and CAD intake to engine-level slicing and pricing output.
Designed for platform teams that need predictable, high-throughput, API-first 3D manufacturing operations.
Accepts direct 3D, CAD, and ZIP inputs including STL, OBJ, 3MF, STEP, IGS, and ZIP archives.
Routes jobs through dedicated endpoints for both PrusaSlicer and OrcaSlicer, so integrations can choose the best engine per workflow.
Applies Python-based orientation optimization before slicing to improve print stability, reduce height, and lower overall production time.
Call /prusa/slice or /orca/slice with layer height, infill, material, scaling, target dimensions, rotation, and profile overrides to drive precise slicing behavior.
Calculates cost from slicer output, technology, and material using a persisted pricing map for consistent, production-ready estimation.
Supports secure create, update, and delete pricing operations for FDM and SLA materials via API-key-protected admin endpoints.
CPU-heavy jobs are handled by bounded FIFO queue logic with IP rate limiting to keep service quality stable under load.
Enforces upload limits, ZIP safety checks, build-volume validation, and processing timeouts with clear error codes for reliable client-side handling.
The API currently runs validated integrations with both engines below. Each engine is maintained one release behind the latest stable version to preserve compatibility and deployment reliability.

Currently one stable release behind the newest public version, ensuring controlled upgrades with low regression risk across active workloads.

The current project integration targets the official v2.3.1 release and remains one version behind for predictable rollouts and consistent slicing behavior.