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3D Print Pass connects file preflight, geometry preparation, failed-print troubleshooting, source review, and public maker discussions so makers and print sellers can make better decisions before committing to a job.

Use Print Score for geometry preflight on an STL or supported 3MF, Print Studio to inspect and prepare real geometry, Print Analysis for a failed print or repair question, Seller Workshop for file inspection, scale, listing, comparison, and packaging tasks, Source Check for a public model-page evidence checklist, and Community to read public maker discussions.

No. Source Check is a practical review aid, not legal advice. You remain responsible for verifying rights, marketplace terms, and safety requirements.

Yes. Start with the available free preview. Eligible report sections show their access level and credit cost before you unlock them. Buying credits is a separate checkout.

Print Score accepts STL and supported 3MF files up to the displayed limit. Saved Upload accepts STL, 3MF, OBJ, and AMF for an account-scoped custody and configured-check status record subject to the stated retention terms; only eligible STL and 3MF records expose the Print Score continuation.

No. Print Score file uploads require sign-in before security review and analysis. A successful check is saved to your account. You can view the public sample report without uploading a file.

A successful signed-in check creates an owner-scoped saved Print Score report. The file is not published as a marketplace listing or Community post unless you take a separate eligible publish action.

Use Saved Upload when you need a custody receipt and review status for a customer file, especially for OBJ or AMF files that cannot use the direct STL/3MF geometry check.

The Structure Check currently shows a sample and guidance; new file checks are paused, including after sign-in. Its sample illustrates bounded parser and command checks, not an antivirus verdict. It creates no saved custody receipt. Use Saved Upload when an unknown file needs an account-scoped custody record and the external-malware status configured for that deployment; later access depends on current authorization and retention.

No. Scanner-backed file routes wait for the configured external verdict. Print Analysis photo/model uploads and the four Seller Workshop file-submission tools are paused in this mode, including for signed-in users. The browser-local Listing Image Pack does not send its chosen photo to the server.

Yes. 3D Print Pass is a workflow tool, not archival or backup storage. Keep the untouched source and any verified exports in storage you control.

Print Score parses supported model geometry and reports current-coordinate dimensions, named mesh counts, and a disclosed five-check rubric where those checks complete. It does not measure failure risk, promise print success, or replace machine-specific slicing and validation.

Print Score does not create a machine-specific toolpath, simulate part strength, certify fit or safety, determine source rights, inspect every possible thin wall, or guarantee that a particular printer, material, profile, and environment will succeed.

You receive a score and report preview. A successful signed-in check creates a saved report; eligible report sections, sharing, and downloads depend on the report's unlock level and account access.

Eligible unlocked saved reports can create a customer link with a selected expiry, and you can revoke it. By default, anyone holding the active link can open it. You can instead require the intended recipient's confirmed account. Review that access choice before sharing.

Yes. When you have access to the relevant details and at least two saved reports, Compare shows recorded rubric and named mesh-check differences between the selected versions. Read each report separately for dimensions. The comparison does not establish whether printability or production risk improved.

Use Print Analysis to organize written symptoms and rule-matched next checks. Photo and model-file attachments are currently unavailable; a signed-in user can still describe a model for a text-based preparation preview. Check File handles supported STL/3MF geometry through its separate security-reviewed intake.

Signed-in cases that were explicitly saved appear in Print Cases. Browser drafts are separate: when browser storage accepts the write, the current draft schema is designed for supported text and choices rather than uploaded-file bytes, with a configured seven-day maximum. Browser cleanup may remove a draft sooner, and restoration is explicit.

Print Studio is the inspection and preparation workspace for supported model actions. Use the visible model, status, preview, and download to confirm what actually ran rather than assuming a button changed the file.

No account is required to open the base workspace or use the sample. Sign-in is required for owner-scoped saved imports, account history, credits, and any capability whose access prompt says it is gated.

Signing in by itself is not a Studio workspace-save action. The current Studio design keeps live transforms, measurements, edits, slice settings, layers, and generated G-code in the active tab while that page state remains available. When enabled and accepted by browser storage, optional restore is designed for the accepted source for up to 24 hours rather than live edits; browser cleanup may end availability sooner. Export browser-local plans for another device, and download verified output before leaving.

It can explain deterministic measured findings or slicer settings and suggest the next bounded check. It cannot independently edit geometry, slice or generate G-code, release a download, approve safety, change a deterministic decision, or promise print success.

No. Studio does not execute the file, simulate your firmware, or validate every machine dialect. Review temperatures, motion limits, start and end routines, bounds, scale, orientation, and the target printer before use.

The Studio Bible explains the full workflow, saving and recovery, direct editing, slicing, G-code, measurement, troubleshooting, and expert tools.

Public questions and visible answers can be read without an account. Ordinary posting and new account creation are paused during this limited beta. When posting opens, an eligible signed-in account will be required to write a question, answer, or comment.

No. Checking, uploading, or opening a model in Studio does not publish it. A Community question or eligible report-backed discussion uses a separate review and submission path.

Nothing is posted automatically. Studio prepares an unposted draft from selected model facts, printer, material, symptoms, and measured regions. The draft builder does not automatically add raw model bytes, storage-path fields, or owner-only report fields. Community posting is paused during this limited beta.

It means the question owner marked that public answer as the useful solution for their situation. It is not legal, engineering, safety, marketplace, or print-success certification.

Yes. The report form creates an internal moderation request and does not require sign-in. Submission does not hide the content as part of that request, so do not follow advice that appears unsafe while it is being reviewed.

No. It validates the submitted public URL structure and builds a platform-specific evidence checklist; it does not fetch, scrape, log in to, or prove the contents of the remote page.

Use the account personal-data tools where available or submit a tracked privacy request for access, export, correction, erasure, restriction, or objection. Some records may need to be retained for security, billing, dispute, or legal obligations; the request record shows unresolved work or holds instead of reporting an unverified deletion as complete.

You can start free. Credits unlock eligible paid report sections, Premium Analysis, and some Studio AI explanations or edit planning, while monthly plans bundle stated usage allowances. Checkout shows the current price and purchase terms before confirmation.

Paid-plan counters labeled “this subscription period” apply to the active period shown in the account. The Free allowance is an account-level total and does not promise a monthly reset.

Paid plans include the stated report and analysis allowances. Credits cover eligible one-off unlocks or overflow. Optional Studio AI uses prepaid credits separately; see the current price and terms before requesting it.

After the billing provider successfully confirms cancellation, the current flow schedules the subscription to move to Free at the end of the then-current paid period unless checkout-specific terms or applicable law state otherwise. Cancellation does not itself issue a refund. Contact payments support promptly about duplicate or incorrect charges; any remedy required by applicable law remains available.

In the current provider-hosted card-entry flow, full card-number and security-code fields are submitted on the provider surface. 3D Print Pass does not intentionally request or persist those fields in its application records; it may retain limited provider identifiers, billing and transaction status, and display details such as card brand, last four digits, expiration month and year, funding type, and country.

Accounts enable owner-scoped saved Print Score reports, projects and report revisions, saved upload and analysis history, eligible tokenized share links, PDF/customer reports, profile controls, and billing access. Signing in does not turn the live Studio tab into account autosave.

Yes. Account Profile lets you generate or edit an appropriate unique profile name. An optional avatar must pass the configured file-type, size, dimension, content-signature, and security checks before replacing the current image. An external-malware verdict exists only where that integration is enabled.

Yes. Account Email requires current-password verification for password-backed accounts or a recent external sign-in, then confirms ownership of the new address before changing it.

If you can still sign in and satisfy the account verification step, use Account Email to confirm a new address. If you cannot complete verification or sign in, contact account support; saved work and billing may not move automatically to a second account.