https://reddit.com/link/1xrfxlw/video/v045une0zh0i1/player I was trying to make a 3D model for a physical product I want to sell. I tried the AI tools first and none of them gave me anything usable. So I hired human designers. It cost hundreds of dollars, took weeks, and I bounced between a few designers through a lot of revisions before I got something I liked. That's what got me building Sculptex. You describe a part in a sentence, refine it in chat, and download it as STL, OBJ, GLB or OpenSCAD. It's aimed at parts you can actually print, including ones with moving pieces. I printed a fidget spinner from the one-line prompt "A fidget spinner." It's in beta and you can start free: sculptex.app It's also on Product Hunt today. I'm the maker, so honest feedback is welcome. What would you try to make, and what breaks?   submitted by   /u/jackson-o   to   r/SideProject [link]   [comments]