Control Every Movement.Preserve Your Material.
Veritas Prism builds both halves of the job. Helix Slicer writes G-code straight from a shape you set with numbers. The hardware keeps your filament dry and accounted for while it prints.
Veritas Helix Slicer
Shapes in, G-code out
You set the shape with numbers instead of modelling it. Helix sweeps the profile, previews it, and emits the toolpath.
The profile is three numbers
Circumradius, lobe radius, edge sweep. Nothing to model, nothing to export.
The sweep is three more
Height, twist and bulge. Oscillate in Z ripples the wall at your wavelength.
Every field says what it means
Set edge sweep to 60° and it tells you that is tangent-continuous. You are never guessing what a number will do.
Generate, then send
G-code to disk, or straight to the printer.

- Profile
- R 40.0 / 15.0 mm
- 165 mm at the widest
- Edge sweep
- 60.0°
- Tangent-continuous
- Sweep
- 100 mm, twist 30°
- Bulge 0.500
- Ripple
- 8.0 × 0.60 mm
- 38.5 bumps per loop
VP-DR01 — rev C
Dry, and you can prove it
Holds a temperature and reports the humidity in the chamber, so you know when a spool is dry instead of guessing at four hours.
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Set temperature
12%
Chamber humidity
3:42
Time remaining
- Temperature
- 35–70 °C
- Timer
- 1–24 hours
- Noise
- Under 28 dB
- Materials
- PLA, PETG, ABS, PA, TPU
- Envelope
- 240 × 280 mm
Also on the bench
- Multi Filament Manager — Feeds and tracks several spools on any printer, not just one brand's.
- Hygrometers — Reads a chamber or dry box accurately enough to act on.

Abbas Murtaza
Maker and founder
Veritas Prism is one person. Helix Slicer is in private testing, the dryer is at rev C on the bench, and both started as tools I wanted for my own prints.
Early access
Builds go to a small group of testers first. Leave an email and I will tell you when there is one ready.
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