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Hey all,

I've been working on a project for a few weeks now and I think I'm ready to make it public. I have created a web slicer service based on slic3r.

https://solar1.net/slicer

It's considered beta right now. But the idea is to not have to have slic3r installed locally on oyur system, worrying about installed dependancies and so forth. It should work with all OS's and browsers You can upload an .stl and use the same options as you would in Slic3r and output gcode. I am providing likers of Solar1.net an account free of charge. You can upload and process as many models as you want. I'll have to keep an eye on the server loads if this gets popular and if there are enough paying customers I will be able to increase capacity.

Try it out. Email me ( [email protected] ) with any issues, bugs, or requests. I am currently running 0.9.11-dev on the backend.

Thanks, and keep on maiking!!
-Dave

3D Printer model slicer