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Technic-Style Part Customizer

Create customizable Technic-style 3D parts—beams, axles, gears, bricks, pegs, bushings, and more—and export OBJ or GLB models.

What this tool does

This browser-based 3D editor creates customizable Technic-style parts, including beams, axles, pegs, spur gears, bushings, bricks, bevel gears, differential housings, and simple gears.

Who this is for

How to use this tool

  1. Select a part type from the available Technic-style options
  2. Adjust the type-specific dimensions, holes, teeth, width, radius, or end settings
  3. Choose a color and orbit the 3D preview to inspect the part
  4. Download the current model as OBJ or binary GLB
  5. Validate fit, dimensions, and printability in dedicated CAD software before use

Inputs

Inputs include the selected part type, dimensions such as length or radius, gear teeth and width where applicable, hole and axle options, corner or end settings, and a part color.

Outputs

The page renders a Three.js model and downloads the generated part as an OBJ or GLB file. The geometry is an approximate custom model, not an engineering-certified LEGO part or a guaranteed 3D-print-ready design.

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Frequently asked questions

Which part types can I create?

The selector includes Technic Beam, Axle, Peg, Spur Gear, Bushing, Technic Brick 1x2, Bevel Gear, Differential Housing, and Simple Gear.

What can I customize?

Available controls depend on the part and can include length, beam style, corner radius, axle ends, gear teeth, width, holes, radii, and color.

Which file formats export?

The editor downloads OBJ and binary GLB models.

Are compatibility and dimensions guaranteed?

No. Treat the result as an approximate custom model and validate dimensions, compatibility, and fabrication requirements before relying on it.

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