For teachers
A whole class can shape a pot.
VASE 3D runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install and nothing to license per seat. Students shape a vessel by feel, glaze it, and walk away with a clean file the class printer can make.
Why it fits a classroom
Nothing to install
It opens in any modern browser on the machines you already have. No admin rights, no downloads, no per-seat setup before the lesson starts.
Shape by feel
Students pull, twist and pattern the form like clay on a wheel. The vessel is the interface, so they explore by touch instead of fighting a panel of sliders.
Plain language
The controls speak opening, funnel, twist and rib. No CAD vocabulary to teach first, so a beginner can make something real in the first session.
Always watertight
Every shape stays watertight by construction, so a student cannot accidentally make a file the printer will reject. What they see on screen is what comes out.
Class-printer ready
Export a clean STL, OBJ or GLB straight to your slicer. Print on an FDM machine in vase mode or solid, the way your studio already prints.
Glaze the result
Pour a living glaze that flows and pools, then fire it for the finished look. A pattern library gives every student a different direction to chase.
A lesson in three steps
- Shape. Each student throws a silhouette and pulls it into a form. A few minutes in, they have a vessel that is theirs.
- Pattern and glaze. They layer flutes, ribs and relief from the library, then pour a glaze and fire it to see the finished surface.
- Export and print. One click gives a watertight STL for the class printer. The same design talks design intent, geometry and craft in one object.
Bringing it to your classroom
The Free tier covers most teaching: the full studio, 19 patterns, and watertight export on every school machine. If you want to set up a class or talk about a classroom plan, get in touch and we will sort out the right fit together. VASE 3D is an independent product, made in Israel by a solo maker, so you will be talking to the person who builds it.
Write to afekhershko@vase3d.io or use the contact page.