AMS·34°·32%
A1 PLA
27%270 g
A2 PLA
75%750 g
A3 PLA
62%620 g
A4 PLA
90%900 g
Working with Gantry
In one view you pick a file, compatible printers and material sources. You plan batches, confirm pickup and review finished copies. The Farm is optional and off by default.
· 6 printers · 5 printingAMS·34°·32%
A1 PLA
27%270 g
A2 PLA
75%750 g
A3 PLA
62%620 g
A4 PLA
90%900 g
AMS·34°·32%
A1 PLA
27%270 g
A2 PLA
75%750 g
A3 PLA
62%620 g
A4 PLA
90%900 g
AMS·34°·32%
A1 PLA
27%270 g
A2 PLA
75%750 g
A3 PLA
62%620 g
A4 PLA
90%900 g
AMS·34°·32%
A1 PLA
27%270 g
A2 PLA
75%750 g
A3 PLA
62%620 g
A4 PLA
90%900 g
AMS·34°·32%
A1 PLA
27%270 g
A2 PLA
75%750 g
A3 PLA
62%620 g
A4 PLA
90%900 g
AMS·34°·32%
A1 PLA
27%270 g
A2 PLA
75%750 g
A3 PLA
62%620 g
A4 PLA
90%900 g
Print in peace — everything under control
01At a glance
02Step by step
Settings → General → Fleet — Farm. Monitoring and Spoolbase work independently of this switch.
“Select folder…”, e.g. Downloads/farm. Gantry creates subfolders for printer families: X2D, X1, P1, P2, MINI and A1. Drop files in and click Refresh.
Click a file, check the plate and slicer data, then tick the compatible printers.
“Match AMS” or pick the source of each material yourself. Check material, colour and amount, then use “Check selection”.
“Send file” only transfers the file — you start the print separately. “Add to queue” spreads copies across printers and reserves material.
Confirming an empty plate allows one start. After the print, accept the copy or request a reprint with a reason.
03Good to know
macOS, Windows and Linux. No Gantry account, open source.