I'm building Codex.ski, a set of browser-based generators for print-ready STL and 3MF files. It currently covers cookie cutters with matching embossers, lithophanes, Cherry MX keycaps, perler-bead patterns with printable alignment jigs, lamp shades, and more.
Our rule is simple: the result should be useful enough to print, not just preview.
For makers and small print shops, which repetitive modelling task costs you the most time?
I'm building Codex.ski, a set of browser-based generators for print-ready STL and 3MF files. It currently covers cookie cutters with matching embossers, lithophanes, Cherry MX keycaps, perler-bead patterns with printable alignment jigs, lamp shades, and more.
Our rule is simple: the result should be useful enough to print, not just preview.
For makers and small print shops, which repetitive modelling task costs you the most time?
Codex.ski turns photos and simple ideas into print-ready STL/3MF files directly in the browser. Unlike generic text-to-3D tools, it focuses on repeatable maker products: cookie cutters with matching embossers, lithophanes, Cherry MX keycaps and pendants, perler-bead patterns with printable alignment jigs, lamp shades and more. Design and preview are free; verified new users receive one free export.
