Inspect the actual mesh
Orbit, view the underside and compare dimensions or wireframe. Look at the receiving surfaces as closely as the top studs.
A clearer view of every connection.
Bring the part, its print setup and the questions behind a good fit into one considered workspace.
From the source to the setupExplore the tools
01 / Design & inspectUnderstand the part.
Understand the part.
Then prepare it.
Look closely at the geometry, material preview and printing setup before the part reaches the bed.
Preview your material
Use the selected filament’s color and finish to explore appearance. The loaded spool and printing process determine the physical result.
Keep the setup in view
Review the printer, installed nozzle and recipe alongside the model. Generate files from the current prepared geometry.
02 / Find your sourceA whole library
A whole library
of possibilities.
Nexlock Brick System makes source parts searchable by number, name and family, with their release, author and license information attached.
20,165community source entries
in this website’s snapshot
in this website’s snapshot
- Inspect a source before using it.
- Start a comparison from the same part.
- Keep original attribution with exports.
Keep the identity with the geometry.
- Part
- The selected source number
- Release
- The recorded library revision
- Credit
- Original author & license
- Preparation
- Declared fit adjustments
One source, with the context needed to return to it.
03 / Compare & refineGive the next test
Give the next test
a clear question.
Calibrate the connection or investigate a surface problem with numbered candidates and an explicit changing value.
Change the shape.
Hold the process.
- Prepared geometry
- Compared
- Print recipe
- Shared
Stud or receiving-contact changes are already in the exported mesh.
Keep the fit.
Compare the recipe.
- Prepared geometry
- Shared
- Selected process field
- Compared
Use each candidate’s recipe when flow, temperature or motion varies.
Start with the source.
Use a checked part, then choose a goal and a controlled range that answer the problem you see.
Know what changes.
Geometry trials can share a print recipe. Process trials must retain the labeled candidate’s recipe.
Record the result.
Repeat a promising candidate and complete its physical checks before recording that exact setup as Tested.
04 / Interlock LabExperimental pilot
See the connection
from the inside.
Interlock Lab lets you inspect implemented systems and compare the prepared geometry before tuning the selected system’s receiving contact.
- Pilot sources
- 3005 · 3004 · 3003 · 3001
- Current trial scope
- PLA / PETG · 0.2–0.4 mm nozzles
05 / Printer & filamentYour hardware.
Your hardware.
Your spool.
Your process.
The recipe connects the digital part to the physical setup you intend to print with.
- Match the machine
- Choose the exact model and physically installed nozzle.
- Choose the actual spool
- Explore available PLA/PETG entries by brand, type and color. Appearance is a screen approximation.
- Keep the winning recipe
- A complete matching Tested profile can restore its recorded setup for the exact applicable source and conditions.
The setup behind the color
Illustrative colors · Screen appearance is approximate01Machine & installed nozzle
02Actual filament product & color
03Complete printing recipe
Keep these details together when comparing or reusing a fit.
06 / Keep the contextA part is more
A part is more
than its shape.
Saved Parts keeps the source, design and stored recipe together so you can intentionally return to a setup.
Explore what stays with your part01Source & geometry
Part identity, selected design and stored fit values.
02Printer & material
The recorded machine, nozzle, spool and complete recipe.
03Purposeful reuse
Reopen the saved record or duplicate it for another variation.
One workshop. A clear next step.Get to know
Get to know
your next build.
Follow the workflow, or continue into the Studio when you are ready.