This path is for people who already know how to 3D print.
If you’ve spent years slicing on your desktop, this isn’t about relearning the basics. It’s about understanding how those same ideas show up inside the Polar Cloud, what’s different, and what’s actually easier once you get comfortable.
By the end, you’ll know how to prepare files, slice in the browser, manage jobs, and monitor printers with confidence — without giving up the control you’re used to.
How files enter the system, what formats are supported, and how Polar Cloud treats objects once they’re uploaded.
Everything you’d expect from a slicer workspace: placing parts, adjusting scale and rotation, and laying out multiple objects efficiently.
A practical look at slicing in the browser, including the core settings that matter for most prints.
Where to go when the defaults aren’t enough. Supports, overrides, and deeper control over how parts are printed.
How printer configurations work, when to create your own, and how to reuse settings across prints.
How Polar Cloud handles G-code, when it makes sense to upload your own, and how to preview before printing.
Sending jobs, managing queues, and staying in control while prints are running — locally or remotely.
Looking back at what’s been printed, tracking usage, and keeping your printer settings organized.