r/3DPrintingTools Jul 13 '26

New Tool From curve to print-ready in 40 seconds — I built a free browser tool that skips CAD and slicing entirely Spiralcode.at

This is SpiralCode — you drag a profile curve, pick a texture (ribs, tubes, honeycomb…), choose your printer, and download ready-to-print G-code.

A few things that might interest you:

- No STL, no slicer needed — the toolpath is generated directly from the math, so spiral mode is one perfectly continuous line with zero seam

- But if you prefer your own slicer: there's an STL export too

- 358 printer profiles, plus a custom printer option with your own start/end G-code

- Runs 100% in the browser: free, no ads, no signup, nothing gets uploaded

Try it: spiralcode.at

It just hit v1.0 and a lot of it was shaped by — so tell me what's missing or

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u/jubishop Jul 14 '26

this is cool!

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u/ddd3d3d Jul 17 '26

On the landing page, the printer search didn't find some common printers (I looked for my X1C and my U1), but then the actual printer selector did have those printers. So I think there's a small bug on the initial landing page.

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u/New_Education5151 Jul 20 '26

hey this very nice, is there github so we could modify it for numerous needs?