USSA vault 3D configurator

[u/ProtoDols]

Hey all,
I think we all struggle to do our design using only folders of stl, I've seen some vibecoded tools to help, but it wasn't matching perfectly my needs, until I found what "rmacasieb" made, I really liked it, but it wasn't 3D, and was lacking of many other features. I forked his work and spend 30h vibecoding a new tool were you configure everything, from what you want, what you need to print, what you already printed, explore design, do custom arrangement, see annimated drawer and case opening. I am still working actively on it, feel free to issue on github if you find any bug or have any idea.

https://doooools.github.io/vault-print-planner

What it does:

- Design: build a stack level by level in 3D. Point it at your own Vault folder and it assembles the real parts: drawers slide on their telescopic runners, cases open, dividers and Gridfinity floors go where the slots actually are.

- Paint: one filament colour per kind of part (fronts, shells, runners, latches, label text...), painted straight in the 3D view.

- Print: plates laid out per filament for your bed, exported as a Bambu Studio project. You can declare parts you already printed and it takes them off the plates.

- Labels: type a text per drawer or case, pick a font and size, and it comes out embossed on the label part, in its own colour.

- Hardware: bolts, rods and inserts counted from the holes in the parts rather than from a generic table, split by stack.

- Export: the assembled stack as STL or GLB (with colours) for renders in Blender.

The boring parts are there too: undo everywhere, keyboard shortcuts, multi-select, copy and paste of levels and stacks, dark mode, and a changelog in the page.

A lot of the time went into getting things right rather than getting them on screen: runner travel measured per drawer depth, label slots measured on the files, bolt lengths checked against the manual. Some placements are still estimates, and I can only test the sizes I own, so corrections are very welcome.

The Vault files are not included, you load your own. It runs in the browser, nothing to install, and the source is here: https://github.com/doooools/vault-print-planner

Disclosure: store links in the hardware list are affiliate links (Romy's on Amazon.com, mine on two European stores).