1
What is the Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro's build volume?
225 × 225 × 265 mm (about 8.9 × 8.9 × 10.4 inches). Its PEI sheet measures 235 × 235 mm, but Elegoo lists the printable area as 225 × 225 mm, so use 225. The Neptune 4 Max is much larger, at 420 × 420 × 480 mm.
2
What's the largest single piece PrintSlice makes for the Neptune 4 Pro?
With default settings, 213 × 213 × 253 mm. PrintSlice keeps 5.6 mm clear on every side: a 2 mm safety margin you can change, plus 3.6 mm so connector tabs still fit on the bed.
3
Can't I just split the model in OrcaSlicer?
OrcaSlicer's cut tool is fine for one or two cuts you place by hand. PrintSlice is quicker when a model needs several: it works out every cut from your bed size, splits along all three axes in one go, and adds key, pin or dovetail connectors on the seams.
4
Will the printed pieces fit back together?
Yes. Each tab and socket pair is made from the same shape with a small built-in clearance (0.2 mm by default, adjustable per connector), so the pieces push together without sanding. You can choose a rectangular key, a round pin or a dovetail, which resists being pulled apart.
5
Is my model uploaded anywhere?
No. The splitting, connectors and 3D preview all run in your browser, so your STL file never leaves your computer.
6
Does PrintSlice cost anything?
Splitting and previewing is free, with no account needed, and your first model is free to download with a free account. To download more models, start a 7-day free trial (a card is needed, but you aren't charged until the 7 days are up and you can cancel before then). After that it's £3.99 a month.