3D print your Flatling
Turn an Ünflat model into a real object. Export, slice, and print it.
Video coming soon — the written walkthrough below is the whole build.
The model
Have a look, or take the .glb.
Written walkthrough
Ünflat models 3D print really well: they’re solid, watertight, and chunky, with no thin walls to fail. Here’s the whole path from app to object.
1. Export the .glb
Export the .glb . Color doesn’t matter for printing, so you can leave the paint chip off. Geometry is all the printer needs.
2. Open it in your slicer
Most slicers (Cura, Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer) import .glb or .gltf
directly. If yours only takes .stl, run the .glb through a free online
converter first. Scale it to the size you want on the plate.
3. Orient and add supports
Sit the flattest face on the bed. Ünflat’s soft, rounded forms usually need only light supports. Turn on tree/organic supports if your printer offers them.
4. Print it
Slice, send it to the printer, and go. Because the mesh is one closed solid, it’s a forgiving print, a great first model if you’re new to 3D printing.