UPDATE 30th Jan 2023: unfortunately PrintMyRoute has shut down so I have removed this feature. I’m sure most of us have had rides, runs or hikes that we’re proud to have completed and what better way to show them off than a funky 3D print of the profile. Over the last few years I’ve had numerous conversations with my riding mates about the possibility of doing 3D prints and although they all had fancy 3D printers at their disposal at their engineering jobs, it never got further than that. Fortunately PrintMyRoute stepped up in the summer of 2017 providing this service so now I’ve coded things up so you can easily send your activities, routes and segments straight over to PrintMyRoute direct from VeloViewer wherever you see a 3D profile.
In the top right corner of any 3D profile you will now see a “3D Print” button:
Just press that button and it’ll open up PrintMyRoute with the profile pre-loaded where you can then play around with the printing options before ordering:
helen says:
I’ve been clicking away and nothing happens… didn’t realise it would be a pop up and of course I’ve got those blocked!
Ben Lowe says:
Ah, yes, that might happen. I’ve changed the code so it navigates in the same browser tab so hopefully that won’t be an issue anymore.
Manuel says:
Ben… I’m not even sure how to ask a question…. but here goes. Not on printing, but to download csv format, so that I can do further stats analysis, and my own data…..?
nothing happens when I click the download……
Ben Lowe says:
Probably best you email me about that Manuel.
Kimi Runner says:
WOW! This is awesome! I love it. Do you ship to Vietnam?
Ben Lowe says:
You’d have to get in touch with the PrintMyRoute folk to ask.