Plan a Snow Peak Iron Grill Table setup in 3D, to the millimetre — and know it will
actually go together. Every part sits where its real hooks, brackets and slots put it, and the
planner tells you what doesn't fit, what the manuals forbid, and what the whole kit weighs.
Getting started
- Pick a frame from the library on the left (or start from the one already there).
- Click a frame in the view: blue dots mark every edge something can hook onto, and the
slots inside take burners and trays. Click a dot to see what fits there.
- Read the Build panel on the right: the parts you'd carry, their weight, and anything to fix.
Each tab is its own design, with its own scene. Share sends a link that carries the whole
design; Photo makes a picture of it.
Keys
Ctrl Zundo
Ctrl Shift Zredo
Deldelete the selection
Ctrl Dduplicate
Rrotate 90°
Fframe the selection, or fit everything
1 2 3 0top · front · side · iso view
Bbox select
Mmeasure
Ctrl F or /search the parts
Shift + clickadd to the selection
drag · right-drag · scrollturn · pan · zoom
Your designs
Everything stays in this browser: no account, no server copy, no tracking. Clearing the
site's data clears your pages — use layouts → export to keep a file. A share link carries
the design inside the link itself.
The data
Dimensions, weights, the 250mm unit grid and the attachment rules are compiled from Snow Peak's
public product pages and assembly manuals; every derived rule cites its source. Where the planner
cannot confirm something it says so rather than guess. This is an independent project, not
affiliated with Snow Peak; product names are used only to say what each part is.
Open source
MIT licensed — source on GitHub.
Found a part that's wrong, or a combination it should allow?
Open an issue.
Made with AI: designed by a person, and built together with Claude, Anthropic's AI assistant.
Built with three.js (MIT),
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