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1Open the editor
Go to https://stretch.parametricfab.com/ in a browser with WebGL 2. You can try the built-in bracket or open your own STL.
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2Choose the section
Choose X, Y, Z, a custom angle, or a direction from a model face. Set the start and end planes with the number inputs, the round handles, or the pick buttons.
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3Change its length
Enter a positive number to stretch the section or a negative number to shrink it. Choose whether the start side, end side, or center stays fixed. Details inside the section stretch with it.
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4Save the result
Export STL saves the preview. Apply stretch commits it so you can make another edit. Open the exported STL in your slicer, check it, and place it on the bed if needed.
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