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Choose My Workshop in the Studio navigation, or search for Workshop in Workspace search. On compact screens, Menu contains the same destination. The direct address is /studio?tool=workshop.
The dashboard combines the current browser design with a compact view of your signed-in account’s saved work. Opening the dashboard does not save a project, change a recipe, start a calibration test or send anything to Companion. Existing targeted part, printer and resume entry links retain their Designer workflows.
The current-design card describes the part and setup open in this Studio workspace. Continue returns to Part Designer with that state. If the part belongs to a private project, its saved revision and unsaved-change status remain separate. The draft message describes this browser’s storage state; it is not a cloud-save confirmation.
Choose the new-part action to browse the parts library. Browsing does not replace the current design by itself. Opening another source or project follows the usual workspace checks and confirmation when needed.
When workspace recovery is still loading or has failed, wait for it to finish or use the existing recovery controls. The dashboard does not treat an unread draft or an unavailable source as a successfully restored design.
Project, calibration-session and named-setup counts describe active saved records for the signed-in account. Archived records are excluded. Counts do not represent printed parts, completed jobs or successful physical tests. Recent cards show a short selection; open Projects or the calibration Notebook to see and manage the full collection.
Opening a recent project loads its current owned record and source through the same flow as Projects. If the open saved project has unsaved changes, review the confirmation before replacing the design. A project that changed, was archived or cannot load must be resolved through its normal workflow.
Calibration cards summarize saved sessions and their recorded evidence. Opening Notebook lets you inspect the session and use its existing confirmed resume flow. A selected sample, wizard step or recorded handoff does not prove that a print finished or passed. Tested remains tied to the session’s exact source, recipe, spool and required evidence.
The setup card summarizes the current Designer’s printer, nozzle, material and recipe. It does not describe every saved project on the dashboard. Open Print settings to change that recipe, or open Calibration to compare a fit.
A printer selection or fit name is not physical verification. A missing catalog printer or incomplete custom setup needs review before preparation. Profile printer lists, named calibration setups and the active Designer recipe remain separate records.
The Companion card opens the dedicated connection center. Check connection there to confirm availability, review the selected slicer and recipe support, and manage browser pairing. A saved approval alone does not establish that the desktop app is online.
Models are prepared or opened only through the existing explicit export and handoff actions. The workshop does not run a slicer, install an update, send a project or start a printer automatically.
Open the first-print setup shortcut when you want a step-by-step route through hardware, the current Designer part, model readiness and the slicer handoff. Return to the guide after inspecting the part or settings to continue in this tab.
Confirmations describe the setup you reviewed and are invalidated when the related source or recipe changes. The guide does not mark a sample printed or Tested, save a project, or start a printer automatically.
The Export & downloads shortcut opens the center for the current Designer part and its selected recipe. Review model readiness, choose a file format or use Companion, and find recent browser download requests.
The center does not export all saved projects or calibration sessions together. Open the intended project in Designer first, or return to Calibration for a numbered candidate.
Loading, sign-in required, unavailable and empty collections are different states. Sign in to see private account records. Retry a failed read before interpreting the counts; unavailable data is not shown as an empty collection or zero activity.
The current browser design can remain available while saved-account data is unavailable. Reopening a private project still requires its normal authenticated read and source checks. Refreshing the overview reads saved summaries; it does not replay a save, export or handoff.
MOC remains Coming soon. Its workshop card links to the existing preview page; it does not enable assembly, build planning or MOC generation.