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Share the model
Send the 3D model you want manufactured. Its source stays connected to the print job that follows.
Available now: FDM 3D printing
Your model, made physical. Layer by layer.
Guiverno is an on-demand manufacturing platform for turning digital models into physical parts. Today, FDM 3D printing is available; additional manufacturing methods will be introduced as the platform evolves.
On-demand manufacturing
01 / The process
From model to shipment,
the work stays legible.
Each handoff preserves the decisions that matter, so manufacturing feels like a sequence you can follow—not a leap of faith.
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Set the print
Configure the model and print setup. You can adjust options such as scale, orientation, and layer setup, along with other settings available for each job.
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Establish the job
Slicing records material usage and print time. Those inputs determine the job price when it enters the queue.
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Print and ship
The job moves through queued, printing, and completed stages. Completed work can then be prepared for shipment.
The process, in detail.
- The source model starts the manufacturing job.
- The model is prepared with the selected print setup.
- The prepared job waits for production.
- The FDM build is in progress.
- Printing has finished and the job is ready for its next step.
- After shipment, the system assigns the available delivery details.
Once the job is shipped, the system assigns the available carrier and tracking details.
02 / Print definition
A print is a set
of decisions.
The same model can become a different job as these parameters change. We make that definition explicit.
Scale
Uniform size
Rotation
X, Y, and Z axes
Layer height
Requested in millimeters
Supports
Enabled or disabled
Copies
One or more
How the job price is formed
Rates stay attached to the material usage and machine time recorded for the job.
Material
Mass used × rate
Time
Print duration × rate
Job price
Fixed when queued