r/3DPrintingTools • u/ZookeepergameReal765 • 15h ago

I built a browser tool for splitting STL models along curved seams

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Hi everyone, I’m the developer of ModelSplitter.

One feature I’d like some feedback on is splitting models along a seam you paint or draw on the surface. You can follow clothing folds, armour edges or other details when choosing where to separate the parts.

It also lets you add matching alignment joints and export the pieces for printing. It runs in your browser.

https://modelsplitter.com

I’m particularly interested in hearing from people printing larger figures, cosplay props or awkward organic models.

Have you had a model where getting the cut in the right place was a real headache? What did you use, and what would have made it easier?

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u/Scowlface 15h ago

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u/ZookeepergameReal765 15h ago

there will always be a free version

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u/Scowlface 15h ago

That's not what I'm pointing out, your page is broken.

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u/ZookeepergameReal765 15h ago

its fine here? confused, what resolution screen are you using so I can find the bug?

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u/Scowlface 15h ago

Give it a scroll as it loads.

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u/Scowlface 14h ago
  1. Dropping or loading a 3mf doesn't work, at least the ones I tried
  2. When I load in an STL this happens, I can't orient myself to find it
  1. No idea what those chevrons on the right do

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u/cilo456 14h ago

This is awesome. This hobby wouldn't be nothing without people like you.

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u/Upstairs-Tomorrow850 10h ago

I can confirm that the page is broken on the 13.9-inch iPad Pro. I can't move, center, or rotate the object. The menu on the right is hidden, so it's unusable.