For printed prototypes. Select the ti-base channels in your STL, set the clearance to a hundredth of a millimetre, and export a new STL. Any implant system, any printer.
No account. No install. Case files never leave your computer.
Your CAD software has no offset for a printed prototype, so the channel prints at the exact size of the ti-base and the ti-base does not go in. EZ Offset adds the space back.
Open the file you exported from exocad or any CAD. Or press Try the demo and follow along with a real 12-unit hybrid.
Look into a ti-base channel and click its inner wall. The whole channel turns gold. Repeat for each channel.
Positive values loosen the fit, negative values tighten it. Radial only moves the walls and keeps the seat height.
Export writes a new STL. Your original file does not change.
One ti-base channel, in cross-section. Drag the slider, then switch modes.
Drawn oversized so the change is easy to see. The math is exact at any value.
Turn on the section view and the cut shows the channel in profile, so you can see the new wall before you print.
Only the selected surfaces move. The triangle count stays the same and every other face stays where it was. With Radial only the walls move and the seat stays at its height. In Arch mode the cut stays square to the arch as you slide it along.
Rebuilds a whole scan with space that varies across the surface, then hands you a closed model to take straight back into exocad.
It carries the beta label while it proves itself on more real cases. There is a Report a bug button inside the tool.
Included in both plans. Try Model mode →
EZ Offset runs in your browser. Case files never leave your computer, you need no account to try it, and the tool keeps working offline once it has loaded. The site receives only anonymous usage counts and the bug reports you choose to send.
Try every tool on your own cases first. A license unlocks export.
No refunds. The free trial runs every tool except export, so test it on your own cases before you buy.
Your license key arrives by email. Paste it into the app to unlock export.
No. All the work happens in your browser, on your computer. Your files are never sent anywhere.
All of them. EZ Offset works from the geometry in your file, not from a parts library. If your CAD exported it, EZ Offset can offset it.
No. Export always writes a new STL, with the mode and value in the file name.
Binary and ASCII STL, straight from exocad or any CAD.
Each license works on up to 3 devices, and you can remove a device yourself at any time.
There are no refunds, because the free trial runs every tool except export. Test it on your own cases first.