Real capture · bambimaps.com Nob Hill, San Francisco, built live in the browser by the BambiMaps page — relettered “Our First Date <3” and set on a build plate.
Overview
Bambi3D is PyroSoft's studio for customisable 3D prints. You configure an object in your browser and print it yourself, and every piece ends up as the same kind of thing: a framed, sealed relief with your own words raised on the rail, ready to hang. The hanger is cut into the solid rather than stuck on: a keyhole that takes a screw head and sits flat against the wall, a plain nail hole on rails under 13 mm, or no hanger at all if you'd rather.
Each model is built as a solid with its voids already in it, then checked (every edge matched, every normal facing out) before it can leave the page. Exports are tuned for Bambu Studio and the AMS, carrying the plate, the filament assignments and a matching profile, with plain files for any other slicer. Every plate is signed with a small 'Generated with ♥ at Bambi3D.com' mark engraved into its underside.
BambiMaps, which turns real streets and terrain into a framed city relief, is the first studio: built and waiting on launch. BambiPeaks, BambiTracks, BambiStars and BambiWaves are planned on the same frame, lettering and export engine, and none of them works yet. Both sites are live, but the designer and downloads aren't open yet, and pricing hasn't been published.
Highlights
- Configure a framed, hangable relief in the browser; no 3D modelling needed
- Sealed solids, checked before export: matched edges, outward normals, positive volume
- Bambu-ready 3MF with plate, filament assignments and profile; files for other slicers
- Rectangle, oval or heart frames with your words on the rail or a ribbon
- Hanger cut into the solid: keyhole, nail hole on rails under 13 mm, or none
- BambiMaps first; BambiPeaks, BambiTracks, BambiStars and BambiWaves planned
- Every plate signed 'Generated with ♥ at Bambi3D.com' on its underside
Details
- Platforms
- Web
- Built with
- In-browser model builder; OpenStreetMap and AWS Terrain Tiles data
- Status
- In development
- Requirements
- No Bambu printer needed: the 3MF is tuned for Bambu Studio and the AMS, and plain files work in any slicer
Questions
What is Bambi3D, exactly?
A small studio building customisable 3D prints: objects you configure in your browser and print yourself. Every product ends up as a framed piece you can hang. BambiMaps, which makes framed city reliefs, is the first one.
Can I use it today?
Not yet. Both sites are live, but the designer sits behind a launch gate while it finishes testing. You can explore the real example models on bambimaps.com and leave an email to hear the day it opens.
Do I need a Bambu printer?
No. The 3MF is tuned for Bambu Studio and the AMS, but every export also includes plain files that any slicer will open.
Do I need to know 3D modelling?
None at all. You pick a place or a moment, choose a frame and type your words; the model is built for you and checked before you get it.
Can I sell what I print?
Personal prints are yours to keep and give away. A commercial licence covers selling prints and lets you change or remove the small mark engraved into the back of the plate.
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