Know your workflow
A single place to shape how printer profiles, print jobs and farm tasks fit together as the platform develops.
Management workspaceBuilt for small 3D print farms
Small farm.
Smart printing.
A simpler way for makers and small businesses to organise print jobs, manage supported printers and work towards repeatable print-farm automation — without enterprise-level complexity.
Starting with Creality SparkX i7 · More supported Creality profiles planned
Print farm overview
A concept preview of the management workspace
Printers01 profile
Job queue—
Automation↗
Creality SparkX i7Printer profile · Initial target
PROFILE
Job workflowQueue and repeat-cycle concept
PLANNED
Illustrative UI only — live printer data is not connected yet.
One simple workspace
Made for the print farm you actually have.
Mini3DFarm is being designed around the needs of small operators: fewer complicated screens, a clear workflow and printer-specific support.
Plan repeat printing
Designed around repeatable cycles and object-ejection workflows for specifically supported printer profiles.
Automation in developmentBuilt profile by profile
Start with the Creality SparkX i7, then expand carefully to additional supported Creality models after validation.
Creality-first approachFrom job to repeat cycle
Automation should be clear, not complicated.
The goal is to help small print farms move towards a repeatable workflow, with each supported printer model using a validated profile.
Safety note: automated motion and part ejection must be validated for each printer, build surface and print configuration before real-world use.
01
Prepare a supported print file
Use a compatible, validated file and the correct printer profile.
02
Run the print job
Follow the printer's normal, tested printing workflow.
03
Validate release conditions
Any cooling, movement or ejection step must respect the specific profile and safe operating limits.
04
Repeat only when ready
The intended workflow is a controlled cycle, not an assumption that every printer behaves the same way.
Who it's for
For makers building a small business.
Whether you run a few machines at home or manage a compact workshop, the aim is to make repeat printing easier to organise.
Independent makers
People running a small number of printers who want a clearer way to organise recurring jobs.
Small print businesses
Freelancers, makerspaces and small shops exploring a more consistent print-farm workflow.
Early development
Start small. Build it properly.
Mini3DFarm is under development. The dashboard shown here is a concept preview; live printer monitoring and automation will be introduced only as supported workflows are tested.