Akse
Like
Akse is a 3D modelling tool made for kids and teens. Combine primitive shapes, draw your own 2D blueprints — and export the model as an STL file, ready for the 3D printer.
Akse News & Activities
Highlights All activities
Recent activities
Akse information
Developed by
Joachim Haagen Skeie Licensing
Open Source (AGPL-3.0) and Free product.Written in
Alternatives
35 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
AlternativeTo Category
Photos & GraphicsGitHub repository
- 57 Stars
- 2 Forks
- 2 Open Issues
- Updated
No comments or reviews, maybe you want to be first?
What is Akse?
Primitive-based 3D modelling (box, cylinder, sphere, … + boolean holes), a 2D blueprint editor and freehand drawing, with STL export for 3D printing. Built on Svelte 5, Three.js and three-bvh-csg. The package is backend-agnostic: it loads/saves data through ports that the host implements.
From idea to 3D print in three steps
- Build with shapes: Choose from box, cylinder, sphere, cone, pyramid, wedge and torus — or draw your own outline with freehand drawing, 3D text and blueprints. Shapes land right on the work plane.
- Shape and combine: Move, rotate and scale with millimetre precision and smart snapping. Set a shape to hole mode and it cuts through the others — perfect for screw holes, windows and secret compartments.
- Export and print: Press the STL button and the whole model downloads as a single print-ready file. You can also import STL files others have made and build on them.