Software published by Knisley 3D Solutions
GaugeFox identifies hardware with calibrated on-screen gauges. PlyOps keeps product, production, costing, and listing information organized for 3D-printing sellers.
Version 0.2.26 · Available on Google Play
Identify the hardware in front of you.
Calibrate the screen with a standard card, place the part on the marked gauge, and compare its measurements with listed fastener, drill, tap, pipe, washer, wrench, and socket sizes. Saved results remain in the local Parts Bin.
Independently branded portfolio software
PlyOps stores parent products, variants, materials, machines, packaging, costing assumptions, media, and listing preparation in one structured workspace for makers and small sellers.
Product updates
GaugeFox 0.2.26 gives drill and tap measurements complete result cards, exact Parts Bin saves, and reliable reopening of the selected candidate. PlyOps's September 8 snapshot adds a clearer pricing example, shorter public product pages, video walkthroughs for free tools, and improved inventory worksheets; its canonical updates and public roadmap remain on plyops.com.
View updates and roadmapKnisley Digital is the software publishing name used by Knisley 3D Solutions.
Knisley Digital publishes and supports GaugeFox. Product updates, roadmap direction, support, privacy, and hardware-reference information are maintained on this site.
PlyOps is an independently branded software trade name in the operator's broader portfolio. It includes the supported Windows printing workflow and keeps its product website and help center at plyops.com.
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