Bambu Studio Integrations

Most 3D software assumes a workstation. Forma3D assumes a phone: a native iOS/iPadOS app covering the full 3D print prep cycle — modeling, sculpting, scanning, painting, repair, and slicer-ready export — completely offline. Model from scratch: primitives, 3D text, curve tubes, sketches that extrude into solids, photo-to-relief, lithophanes, SVG tracing, plus procedural bolts, screws, gears, and racks. Edit like a desktop editor: vertex/edge/face access, extrude, inset, bevel, mirror, revolve, bridge, remesh, simplify, subdivide, curve-driven bend. Manifold CSG booleans give watertight results; nine cut profiles split meshes precisely. Sculpt with eleven brushes (clay, smooth, inflate, pinch, crease, masking) across multiresolution levels with symmetry and matcap — Metal compute strokes modulated by Apple Pencil pressure. Paint per-face colors for multi-filament output; the exported 3MF embeds colors plus real slicer settings — layer height, infill, supports, brim, ironing, seam, printer profile — so Bambu Studio and Creality Print assign AMS filaments automatically. Files travel iPhone → MakerWorld → Bambu Handy with no computer. Scan objects via LiDAR + Object Capture at three quality levels. Verify printability with an overhang heatmap; split large models into parts with tongue-groove/peg-and-socket joints; repair holes via bridging and grid fill; measure and scale in millimeters. STL, 3MF, USDZ, ZIP, SVG I/O; encrypted projects, autosave, unlimited undo; 8 X-Ray styles incl. live section cut; ortho/perspective cameras; 43 Blender-style hotkeys; hierarchical objects panel with drag-and-drop; Apple Pencil hover and squeeze gestures; guided tutorials and 16 UI languages. Free download with 3-day trial; subscription or lifetime license.

OwlCAD gives makers, prototyping teams and schools a parametric CAD workspace that lives in the browser and is built around one goal: parts that are ready to print. Models are parameter-driven, so any dimension can be changed later and the geometry regenerates. Output is print-ready: Boolean results stay manifold, tolerance presets handle press, slip and loose fits, and a printability review catches overhangs, thin walls and non-watertight shapes ahead of export. Hollowing, lay-flat and material weight and cost estimates round it out. Modeling tools include sketching with constraints, edge-level fillets and chamfers, loft, sweep, patterns and datum planes, along with assemblies that support mates, an exploded view and a bill of materials. Over 30 generators produce gears, threaded parts, enclosures, bearings, hinges and Gridfinity bins. Files can be opened from STEP, OpenSCAD, STL, 3MF and OBJ, and saved to STEP, DXF, SVG, GLB, STL, 3MF and OBJ. Work is protected by local-first autosave plus cloud projects with version history and sharing. Designers can publish customizable models with adjustable parameters for others to tailor and download, and every plan, Free included, carries full commercial rights. The Free plan covers the entire editor, import, export and the customizer, with no time limit. Pro adds AI generation of editable parametric parts or sculpted meshes across several models, AI-assisted modifications, a monthly credit allowance, bring-your-own-key support, and MCP access for AI agents such as Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cursor. For education, classroom mode is free for K-12, with pseudonymous student accounts and AI limited to teachers. The interface is available in English, Spanish, German and French, and a desktop edition is offered alongside the web app. No installation, and no account required to get started.

PrintStream offers extensive management capabilities for Bambu and a variety of 3D printers, whether for individual devices or larger farm operations. Users can easily supervise printing tasks, track temperatures, view camera feeds, and receive notifications, while maintaining control over printers, managing a versioned library of prints, and effectively scheduling jobs. The platform comes with integrated plugins that allow for editing 3D models, slicing within the app, calibrating and tracking filament, and sending maintenance reminders, firmware updates, and alerts, all seamlessly connected to Home Assistant. Its Pro version further expands these functionalities, introducing shared print queues, production orders, and team member management features. Comprehensive print history and workspace analytics provide valuable insights into performance and usage patterns. Accessing PrintStream can be done through a web browser or installed applications on Windows, Linux, and Android systems, each offering native notifications and facilitating the direct import of MakerWorld/Printables downloads into the user's library. Users can choose between hosted cloud options or self-hosting on Windows, Linux, or Docker, ensuring their model and print files are securely stored on their own hardware, even when leveraging cloud solutions. Free plans are offered for personal, non-commercial projects, while Pro and Lifetime licenses are designed to meet the needs of businesses. Additionally, a public 3MF editor is available at no cost and without the need for an account, allowing anyone to easily venture into 3D printing. This diverse range of features and flexibility positions PrintStream as an essential tool for enthusiasts and professionals, enhancing their overall 3D printing experience. Ultimately, it empowers users to maximize their productivity while enjoying an intuitive interface.

PrintHaus is an innovative online platform that empowers users to craft bespoke, 3D-printable architectural designs. Aimed primarily at hobbyists including model train enthusiasts, tabletop gamers, and creators of miniature dollhouses and architectural replicas, the tool allows users to customize a wide array of parameters such as the building's footprint, scale, and number of floors. Users can also choose from various roof designs and add essential features like windows, doors, staircases, and balconies, as well as interior details to enhance their creations. The platform boasts an interactive 3D preview that enables users to inspect and adjust their designs in real time, ensuring their vision comes to life during the design stage. Additionally, PrintHaus efficiently constructs the model's geometry and prepares components for 3D printing, with functionalities that include segmenting larger models and optimizing layouts for print beds. Users can export their completed designs in formats such as STL or 3MF, which are compatible with popular slicer software, and they also have the option to access STEP and GLB formats for CAD use or 3D visualization. Furthermore, the application features an MCP/HTTP interface that allows compatible AI clients to aid in designing and refining building models, thus enriching the overall user experience with advanced capabilities. This combination of user-friendly tools and versatile export options makes PrintHaus an excellent choice for those looking to bring their architectural ideas into the physical realm.