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Direct G-code for clay printing on the Delta WASP 40100.
ClaySlicer builds the toolpath itself. It does not slice a mesh. You stack cross-sections, set the loft between them, and add weaves, twists and textures. The preview shows the real extrusion, so what you see is what the nozzle does.
Clay is not plastic. A normal slicer assumes a filament printer and hides the things that matter here: bead overlap, overhang per layer, and how the rim closes. ClaySlicer puts those in front of you. Everything runs in your browser. Your designs are never uploaded.
Author. Built by David Kolšek. Released under the MIT licence, so you may use it, change it and share it.
Support. This is free and has no ads. If it saved you a failed print, a coffee helps keep the work going.
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Found a problem? Open an issue with your nozzle size, the preset you used, and what the printer did. That is usually enough to reproduce it.