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End-to-end guides by goal, with exact prompts: replace a broken part, build an enclosure for your PCB, mount anything on a wall, prepare drawings for a CNC shop, and more.
Photograph the broken part next to a coin, let the agent measure it, then print a replacement that is stronger than the original.
Wrap a real dev board in a printable case with a snug fit, port cutouts, vents, a lid and screw bosses, using the ESP32 as the worked example.
Start from a goal ('a wall mount for my router') and let Solid Vibes ask the right questions: size, weight and how it hangs.
Go from an idea to convincing visuals and a printed prototype: concept board, locked turnaround, real parametric model, Render Studio, and a safe share link.
Design a multi-piece kit that others can build, and let Solid Vibes generate the exploded view, the parts list and IKEA-style assembly steps from your Things tree.
Prepare a part for machining and generate a dimensioned, toleranced drawing that a shop can quote and cut from, with the STEP file to go with it.
Explore lightening ideas as alternatives, compare weight and printability side by side, and use only the winner in your main design.
Photograph a rough hand sketch, tell the agent what the lines mean, and get a clean starting model you can refine.
Drop in a dimensioned drawing or PDF, review the dimensions the agent reads into named parameters, and verify the result against the original.
Turn your part into G-code for your printer right in the browser: pick Draft, Standard, Strong or Fine, check the layer preview, download, print. Nothing to install.
Cut a too-big model into printable pieces with alignment joints, choose where the seam goes, and assemble it so you can barely see the join.
Send a print-ready 3MF, with your layer height, infill, supports and material already set, straight to Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, PrusaSlicer or Cura.
Pick a process, material, finish and quantity, see an instant price range and lead time, and send a quote request. Partners are on the way.
Every screw, nut and board in your Thing links to suppliers. Buy all groups them by supplier and gives you BOM files, a CSV and a PDF shopping list.
When the agent asks how big something is, take a photo next to a bank card, coin, A4 sheet or the printable Solid Vibes measuring cube and the sizes fill in for you, with an honest ± range. Optionally send the photos along, or have the object itself modelled.
Unfold a sheet-metal part, read its blank size and bend lines, check the K-factor or bend table, and download a DXF with the bend lines on their own layer for laser, plasma or punch.
Ask for smooth, flowing, sculpted forms such as a computer mouse, a vase, a figurine or a cartoon creature. Here is what to say, what the agent does, and how to get a shape that prints.
Bring in an SVG or a picture of a logo, icon or badge and make it raised on a face, engraved into it, cut through it as a stencil, or a stand-alone plate or keychain. Size, depth, smoothness and position stay editable.
Characters, figurines, creatures and ornaments that look like your concept or your photos: a detailed body generated from pictures that you can still resize, reshape with sliders, hollow, split and add parts to. Two ways in, what it costs, and how to print it.