FabInPocket is a simple online tool to design 3D models on your smartphone or tablet for 3D printing or milling.
The main idea is for a newcomer in a FabLab to be able to 3D print or mill its own model on the first day.
As of 2nd August 2015, it is possible to draw on canvas (on desktop browser), import existing image, and then export as STL or PNG heightmap.
As of 11th July 2015, FabInPocket requiers:
- a (desktop) browser with WebGL enable
Nothing, just redirect your browser to http://loic-fejoz.github.io/fabinpocket/.
If you would like to hack on FabInPokcet, start by forking the repo on GitHub:
https://github.com/loic-fejoz/fabinpocket
The best way to contribute is probably one of the following:
- Clone the repo and follow GitHub Workflow.
- Contact Me [email protected].
- Visit Me.
What needs to be done:
- Provides a gallery of samples.
- Check STL export.
- Enhance code for better image updating.
- Make the 2D canvas drawable (partly done).
- Add direct 3D print to a local Octoprint server.
- Add engrave capability (ie write text or shape).
- Add user 3D navigation.
- Add export to other printers' native file format.
- Work on all issues
- Enhance 3D rendering with shadow by using three.js framework.
- Add simple drawing capabilities.
- First deployment: import existing image, and then export as STL or PNG heightmap.
This is a list of people who have contributed code or ideas to FabInPocket -- for copyright purposes or whatever.
- Loïc Fejoz [email protected] https://github.com/loic-fejoz/