Predefined Models

Predefined Models are the fastest way to print something useful in 3dSynth. Pick a parametric part from the built-in registry, adjust its parameters, and export G-code -- no design experience needed.

What It Is

• Model grid -- browse hex adapters, spacers, and threaded fasteners
• Parameter panel -- adjust dimensions, tolerances, and quantity; 3D preview updates live
• Same G-code pipeline -- startup/end scripts, extrusion math, and printer settings shared with all modules

What You Can Build

• Hex Adapters -- Allen key adapters and socket converters with configurable sizes
• Nonplanar Spacers -- flexible, interlocking circular spacers with sinusoidal wave patterns
• Nuts & Bolts -- wing nuts, wing bolts, and threaded tubes with standard metric thread profiles

Your First Print

1. Open 3dSynth and select Predefined Models
2. Pick a model from the grid (try Nonplanar Spacer for a quick demo)
3. Set your printer, nozzle, and material presets in the Print tab
4. Adjust parameters in the left dock if needed
5. Export G-code and print

Tutorials in This Section

Start with Tutorial 1: Your First Catalog Print (Nonplanar Spacer). Further topics — hex adapters, threaded fasteners, and tolerances — will be added here as they ship.

Learn More

• Documentation -- Predefined Models Overview, Hex Adapter, Nonplanar Spacer, and Nuts & Bolts under the "Predefined Models" section in Docs