Slicebuild

For builders, creators, and designers

Multipart projects, built for the bench.

Slicebuild is a library of functional 3D-printed machines — not a dump of STLs. Each project carries printed parts, hardware, print specs, and a manual you can actually assemble from.

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Machines · Voron Design

Voron 0.2

CoreXY desktop printer. Revisioned printed parts, full vitamin BOM, and a bench manual.

124 parts · 86 vitamins · ABS · rev 2.4.1

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Machines · Voron Design

Voron 0.2

CoreXY desktop printer. Revisioned printed parts, full vitamin BOM, and a bench manual.

Printed parts
124 parts
Hardware
86 vitamins
Print time
48 h
Material
ABS
Revision
rev 2.4.1

Fixtures · N. Lang

ER-32 collet fixture

Mill fixture with heat-set inserts and a hardware-checked workholding stack.

Printed parts
8 parts
Hardware
22 vitamins
Print time
6 h
Material
PETG
Revision
rev 1.2

Robotics · Kestrel Lab

5″ cinequad frame

Carbon-adjacent printed arms, numbered fasteners, and a motor-to-FC assembly sequence.

Printed parts
36 parts
Hardware
54 vitamins
Print time
14 h
Material
PA-CF
Revision
rev 0.9

Lab · A. Okonkwo

Peristaltic reagent pump

Stepper-driven pump head with bearing stack, tube spec, and wet-lab print notes.

Printed parts
19 parts
Hardware
17 vitamins
Print time
9 h
Material
PETG
Revision
rev 3.0

Machines · Fieldline

400 mm camera slider

2020 rail carriage, GT2 belt run, and idler tensioning as a first-class step.

Printed parts
22 parts
Hardware
31 vitamins
Print time
11 h
Material
PETG
Revision
rev 1.6

Robotics · M. Chen

Strain-wave reduction

Printed harmonic-style stages with bearing preload notes and a revisioned BOM.

Printed parts
14 parts
Hardware
28 vitamins
Print time
16 h
Material
PA12
Revision
rev 0.4

Fixtures · Shop notes

ISO mill vise jaws

Soft jaws with known stock offset, clamp hardware, and per-part orientation.

Printed parts
4 parts
Hardware
12 vitamins
Print time
3 h
Material
PETG
Revision
rev 2.1

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Who it’s for

One library. Three ways in.

01

Builders

Clone a machine, order the hardware, print the right profiles, and follow a step list that knows which screw is in your hand.

02

Creators

Publish a revisioned project instead of a zip of STLs. When geometry moves, the BOM and the manual move with it.

03

Designers

Keep CAD as the source. Slicebuild is the distribution layer — parts, vitamins, print notes, and assembly in one record.

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Inside a project

Manuals live with the files.

Printables-style discovery, with the assembly layer engineers actually need: per-step hardware, print settings on each STL, and a 3D view you can restage when a part revises.

Voron 0.2 · Lower gantry

BOM