CADINATOR / DOCS
A practical guide to making a part.
The public documentation is being written. This outline describes the current internal workflow; public onboarding and model-key setup are not available yet.
1. Describe the job
Start with the purpose, hardware it must fit, known measurements, and how you intend to make it. Photos or sketches can help explain the shape. Mark uncertain dimensions as provisional.
2. Review the dimensions
Inspect the generated solid and exposed parameters. Changing a parameter rebuilds the model. A rejected change keeps the last good geometry visible.
3. Read the findings
Review warnings and failures, and check assumptions against the actual hardware. Findings are geometric checks, not a guarantee of printability, structural performance, or fit.
4. Export and verify
Use STL or 3MF for slicing, STEP for exact CAD geometry, and GLB for a 3D preview. STEP does not include the original sketch or feature history. Confirm units and inspect your slicer preview before printing.
Coming with public access
- Account setup and supported model providers
- Adding and managing your model keys
- Billing, limits, and account deletion