About Lazarus
Most experienced 3D printers already know this:
Failed print recovery has always existed —
it just hasn’t been worth the time or risk.
Lazarus exists to change that.
What Makes Lazarus Different
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Lazarus is not another guide or how-to.
It’s a recovery system that reconstructs a safe machine state and rebuilds the G-code automatically, so recovery is fast, predictable, and worth attempting.
Instead of trusting corrupted printer coordinates or hoping you don’t crash the nozzle, Lazarus:
- Treats post-failure machine state as unreliable
- Rebuilds recovery instructions from real-world measurements
- Blocks unsafe assumptions before motion occurs
Safety is enforced by the system — not left to memory or luck.
Why It’s Finally Practical
Lazarus does the heavy lifting in seconds, right in your browser.
- Reconstructs recovery G-code almost instantly
- Shows you exactly what will happen in a clear preview window
- Lets you verify the path before you ever hit Print
On many machines, realignment can be as simple as one button.
What used to take an hour of editing and anxiety now takes minutes — which is why recovery finally makes sense for long jobs and expensive materials.
Who It’s For
Lazarus is built for experienced users who already understand their machines and are done wasting time on fragile recovery tricks.
If restarting a long print feels wrong — but risking a crash feels worse — Lazarus was built for you.
The Value Is Simple
This isn’t about learning a new technique.
It’s about having a tool that:
- makes recovery safe by design
- makes recovery fast enough to matter
- makes recovery predictable instead of circumstantial
Once that exists, it’s an obvious, evergreen tool — not a one-off experiment.
Join once. Use it whenever it matters. Save the print and move on.