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3YOURMIND vs ideaMaker

3YOURMIND

3yourmind.com

ideaMaker

raise3d.com

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Figure3YOURMINDideaMaker
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYes—
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
APIYes—
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published11
Spec score · Additive Manufacturing Software7.9 (#6)7.6 (#11)
File formatsPart Identification supports STL, STEP, .3MF, ZIP, and native CAD files, among other formats.The listed input formats are STEP, IGES, 3MF, OBJ, STL and OLTP, and outputs include GCODE and DLPCODE.
Intended usersThe company identifies OEMs, operating companies, and contract manufacturers as users of its software.Raise3D presents ideaMaker as slicing software for AM production and professional users, and describes its workflow for AM manufacturers.
Purpose3YOURMIND provides on-demand manufacturing software to help companies identify and produce parts when needed.ideaMaker is a 3D printing slicer that prepares models for printing by generating printer code.
SupportEach software installation includes user training, IT support, workflow customization, and regular platform updates.Raise3D directs users to report ideaMaker problems to its help.raise3d.com support site.

Plans

3YOURMIND

  • 3YOURMIND softwarePriced on request

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ideaMaker

  • ideaMakerFree

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3YOURMIND

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ideaMaker

ideaMaker is a free 3D printing slicer that prepares models for printing by generating printer code. Its workflows cover FFF and DLP printing, and its current feature set also includes SLS functions. Raise3D says it is compatible with most FFF printers and Raise3D DLP printers. Inputs include STEP, IGES, 3MF, OBJ, STL and OLTP files; outputs include GCODE and DLPCODE. The software includes material-specific profiles for Raise3D filaments and resins, and users can browse and import third-party material templates from ideaMaker Library. Its preview simulates toolpaths and displays details such as speed, layer height, extruder and structure type. Parameters can be adjusted by group, layer or volume, while texture generation uses imported grayscale images to produce surface finishes. A workflow with RaiseCloud supports one-click print-file upload and printer connection. The listed minimum systems are 64-bit Windows 10, macOS 10.15 or later, and 64-bit Ubuntu 18.04 or later. The download page lists version 5.5.0 for Windows, Mac and Linux 64-bit.

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