Open design files
CAD, BOM source data, firmware references, license files, and build documentation remain available through the M3-CRETE GitHub repository.
M3-CRETE is an experimental open-hardware concrete/paste-printing motion reference for qualified technical teams working in controlled R&D, laboratory, or supervised institutional settings. It is not a consumer product, hobby kit, finished machine, certified construction printer, validated field-use system, or structural concrete production system.
The technical design remains open on GitHub. This site handles customer qualification, support scope, safety boundaries, professional-use acknowledgement, and commercial communication.
CAD, BOM source data, firmware references, license files, and build documentation remain available through the M3-CRETE GitHub repository.
Sunnyday is accepting inquiry-only conversations with qualified teams interested in controlled evaluation and useful build feedback. Acceptance, configuration, availability, and terms require separate written agreement.
If offered, paid support, supplied components, software access, or integration work must be separately scoped, quoted, and accepted in writing. Public pages create no entitlement or commitment.
Potential evaluation contexts include controlled research, product development, non-structural specimens, forms, molds, process-development articles, and supervised institutional work. This list does not establish suitability for any use; each material, machine, process, output, workspace, and operator plan requires independent review and physical validation.
Use a documented, modifiable platform for concrete additive manufacturing coursework, laboratory investigation, and grant-supported research.
Design controlled experiments around candidate mixes, toolpaths, printability observations, and workflow assumptions. Results depend on the actual configuration, protocol, materials, environment, and physical evidence.
Explore non-structural prototypes, molds, forms, or process fixtures only within a qualified test plan. Publication does not establish accuracy, durability, field suitability, or product readiness.
M3-CRETE is an experimental development reference for professional-use evaluation. Any physical implementation requires competent mechanical, electrical, controls, safety, and concrete/paste-printing judgment.
This is a portfolio and proposed workflow map, not an automated closed loop, validated integration, supplied dataset, or claim that one surface certifies another.