FAQ
Questions
Short answers to the questions people usually ask before making their first silicone mold with CraftMold.
Which STL files work with CraftMold?
In the closed test, CraftMold accepts valid STL files up to 100 MB and up to 2 million triangles, with a flat selected bottom plane. 3MF uploads are temporarily disabled. Oversized files, broken files, or models without a suitable bottom plane receive a clear rejection or warning. A file inside the beta scope should reach build and result download.
What should I do if my model fails the checks?
First review the geometry warnings, choose the correct bottom plane, and remove areas that can prevent the mold from opening. It is better to fix these issues in the source model instead of compensating for them with formwork settings.
What do I get after the build?
After the build, you can download STL formwork parts and use them for print preparation. Before printing, check the scale, orientation, and material settings in your slicer.
How do I receive the result, and how much does it cost?
CraftMold is an online digital service: you upload an STL, choose the parameters, and receive the result in the interface as a preview and a downloadable ZIP package with STL/3MF files. No physical delivery is provided. Processing time depends on model complexity and the job queue; it usually takes a few minutes, while complex models can take longer. The price, currency, limits, access period, and tariff contents will be shown before payment.
How can I request a refund?
A refund is possible if money was charged by mistake or twice, access was not provided for reasons on CraftMold's side, or a significant technical defect prevents you from receiving the paid result. A partial refund is possible if part of the paid volume cannot be provided. An unsuitable STL model, incorrect parameters, manual rework, failed 3D printing, or failed casting do not automatically qualify for a refund. To request a review, write to support@craftmold.app with your account email, payment date, order or payment reference, problem description, and related materials.