Building your machine
Pick a look
All of these use the same Drive Core underneath — only the printed shell changes.
Tell Gizmo what to change
Make it yours
Fitting your Drive Core
The outside is yours. The inside is fixed: the same chassis, motors, battery and brain go into every GizmoLoop machine, so every machine actually drives.
How it drives
Drive Core v0 has two motors and no steering servo, so your machine is a skid-steer: it turns by spinning the two rear wheels at different speeds, like a tank. The two front wheels roll free on stub axles.
Every check, one by one
Your actual print parts
Every one of these is a real, checked, downloadable file. Tap a part to see it on its own.
From your Drive Core — keep these
You already own this half of the machine. Nothing here is reprinted.
Download
Open print-project.3mf in Bambu Studio, Orca or PrusaSlicer, then send it to your printer from there.
Garage
My Drive Core
My machines
The Kit
Drive Core v0
One set of electronics. Every machine you design fits it, because GizmoLoop builds every body around it rather than hoping.
What is fixed
Printer
Wheels
Every wheel uses the same hub: a 3 mm D-shaft with 8 mm of engagement. Diameter, rim pattern, tread and colour are yours to change. The hub is not.
Grown-ups
Privacy
3D Model Lab
Which image-to-3D providers this build can reach, checked live. Nothing here is paid, and no account is created.
What your family owns
Engineering report for this machine
Build a machine first.
Printer handoff — what was investigated
Physical proof status
What GizmoLoop owns vs what the AI owns
The AI reference owns: inspiration, style, proportions, visual identity.
GizmoLoop owns: topology, Drive Core, shell thickness, hardpoints, wheel hubs, motor / battery / controller clearances, the mount system, printer fit and every millimetre of manufacturing geometry.
No AI-generated triangle reaches an STL. The parametric family is rebuilt from measurements, on the same manifold kernel the feasibility lab used.