Use this public workspace to build a fabrication by adding components one at a time, positioning them in 3D, measuring the result, and then sending the fabrication to the cart.

1. Start The Fabrication

1. Click Add Component.
2. Create the part in Component 3D and apply it back into Fabrication 3D.
3. Repeat until all required components appear in the Assembly Item List.

2. Select And Organize Items

1. Click an item in the viewport or Assembly Item List to select it. Use Ctrl or Cmd while clicking to build a multi-selection for grouped moves.
2. Open nested fabrication rows to drill into subcomponents when a loaded entry contains child items.
3. Use Component 3D on leaf components to edit geometry and processing, or use the placement editor on fabrication rows to adjust position, rotation, quantity, spacing, direction, and appearance.
4. Use Remove to delete a single item from the fabrication.
5. Use the Coordinates button to switch between global and local coordinate views where available.

3. Move And Rotate

1. Open Move in the toolbar, then start with Translate or Rotate.
2. Translate starts in free 3D mode. After the first pickpoint, use Auto, X, Y, or Z to change axis constraints without losing the anchor.
3. Use Live move before starting a translation if you want dynamic movement, or turn it off for preview-only placement and final projected movement.
4. Use the toolbar value field and Apply for exact rotate or translate values once the interaction is active.

4. Measure And Dimension

1. Use Tape Measure and Protractor for temporary measurement checks.
2. Use Linear and Angle in the Dimension toolbar for persistent placed dimensions.
3. Use the axis controls in Measure or Dimension to constrain readings to Auto, X, Y, or Z as needed.

5. Review The Scene

• Use camera presets (Iso, Front, Back, Left, Right, Top, Bottom), then Fit or Reset as needed.
• Use the display popover to toggle controls, snap, axes, measures, dimensions, labels, and tips.
• Use Refresh 3D after major data edits, and Load Sample Data when you want a quick test assembly.

6. Save, History, And Output

1. Use Undo and Redo in the toolbar to move backward or forward through fabrication changes.
2. Review the estimated sale price, then use Add to Cart when the fabrication is ready.
3. Public mode does not allow fabrication file loading; components are added manually through Component 3D.

7. Best Practice Workflow

1. Add all required components first.
2. Check labels, quantities, spacing, and orientation in the Assembly Item List.
3. Position the fabrication with Move tools, then confirm the result with Measure or Dimension.
4. Finish with Fit, then add the fabrication to the cart.