About 3D Print Pass

Know the file before accepting the job.

3D Print Pass exists for sellers, shops, and maker services that need to decide whether a customer file is worth accepting, repairing, quoting, or declining.

Inspect a real model, review the measured findings, and keep the limits of that evidence visible.

A 3D printing workbench prepared for model inspection, repair review, and production handoff.
Product & support

Support for your 3D print workflow.

3D Print Pass provides support for its tools and workflows as capacity allows. Live support and a fixed response time are not offered.

Why Print Pass exists

The important work starts
before the print.

A file arrives with questions. Will the part fit? What needs attention? What can you reasonably promise the person waiting for it?

Illustration of a printed enclosure, its assembly sketch, calipers, and fasteners on a workbench.
Illustrated workflow Fit, assembly & inspection

From a file to a decision

Understand what
you’re taking on.

Accepting a print means committing material, machine time, and your judgement. A convincing preview leaves plenty of room for unanswered questions.

Print Pass brings model inspection, review findings, and the next practical action together so you can decide what to accept, investigate, repair, or decline.

For the person who stands behind the print.

Marketplace sellers, print shops, designers, and makers dealing with the next real job on their workbench.

Start with the evidence.

Inspect the geometry and the findings behind a report. Keep the original question in view as you decide what to check next.

Make the limits clear.

A geometry finding is one part of the decision. Material, printer settings, fit, and intended use still need your judgement.

Keep sharing deliberate.

Use the public sample first. Saved reviews and customer sharing depend on account availability. Share a report only when you intend to.

File handling & privacy boundaries

See it for yourself

Inspect the public sample.

Open the sample in Print Studio and inspect the model in your browser.

Inspect the sample