How 3DPrintSaver.com works

How you finish a failed print

Start with the original G-code and the part that already printed. 3DPrintSaver.com helps you build a recovery file and line the nozzle back up.

The five-step workflow

Choose the original G-code.
Use a file from your device or Moonraker.
Measure the part that already printed.
This tells 3DPrintSaver.com where the print stopped.
Rebuild the file.
3DPrintSaver.com finds where to restart and makes a recovery file.
Home and line up the nozzle.
Use the guided controls to match the old print.
Check the preview and resume.
Review the file before starting again.

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3DPrintSaver.com uses the measured height to choose the resume point. It then builds the rest of the G-code and gives you alignment controls before you start again.

Two recovery paths

Stuck to bed

Use the old print as your reference. Measure it, paper-test the nozzle, and lock the position.

Moved or loose from bed

Make a landing pad first. Put the print back on the guides, secure it, and line up the nozzle.

Why a restart layer is only one step

A restart layer tells the printer where to begin. It does not line the nozzle back up.

3DPrintSaver.com helps with the missing steps: rebuild the file, home safely, line up X/Y/Z, and check the preview.