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ModelSplitter: Browser-Based Splitting for Oversized 3D Models
2026. 10. 14.
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ModelSplitter: Browser-Based Splitting for Oversized 3D Models

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ModelSplitter is in public beta, splitting STL and 3MF models into printable parts with connectors and an assembly guide.

ModelSplitter is in public beta, splitting STL and 3MF models into printable parts with connectors and an assembly guide.

What is new?

The browser-based application targets models larger than a printer build volume. It can propose cuts and connectors and export an illustrated assembly guide. A Pro crowdfunding campaign is planned for November, while the public beta currently allows users to test the features.

3DPS perspective

Real-world suitability should be evaluated against production, cost and reliability data as these become available.

Source: Original report and cover-image reference.




• Website (free to use, nothing to install): https://modelsplitter.com/
• Kickstarter for ModelSplitter Pro, launching Tuesday 3 November: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/modelsplitter/modelsplitter

Modelsplitter YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ModelSplitter/featured

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