Open Mesh Fixing

Hello,
For desultory use, I'm looking for an equivalent to modelrepair.azurewebsites.net, but open. It should be of immediate use like that. Does it exist outhere? (I know of Meshmixer, but it has a different approach)
Thanks

... Meshlab is open and can too be used for remeshing and repair ...

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Viktor
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Call for the project "garbage-free seas" - [reprap.org]

Sketchup is the only CAD program I know of that routinely produces STL files that require repair before they can be printed. Try using some other CAD...

Netfabb is commonly used to repair Sketchup STL files...

If you want web based, see: [extensions.sketchup.com]

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Ultra MegaMax Dominator 3D printer: [drmrehorst.blogspot.com]

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VDX
... Meshlab is open and can too be used for remeshing and repair ...

Yes, thanks, I wrote wrongly "Meshmixer" but I intended "Meshlab", which I had in mind and that I already know...

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the_digital_dentist
Sketchup is the only CAD program I know of that routinely produces STL files that require repair before they can be printed.

I have little experience in modelling for 3D printing, so it's likely I make some operations that should not be done. I use Blender and it happened recently that the time an object was not repaired, it gave a strange result once printed. Maybe booleans or other operations may affect...
I have my objects printed by my brother who has a Prusa i3, and because of this the print should turn out well without many attempts. I know that netfabb work fine at first shot, but Meshlab... I know that it has many options, it should be not so immediate.
Anyway, if there is no open alternative as immediate as netfabb - since makeprintable.com is not open, like netfabb - I'll give a try to Meshlab...
Thanks

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/20/2016 11:47AM by ramne.