On-demand 3D printing

Upload A Model, Get A Price In Seconds

Drop in an STL, OBJ or 3MF and we read the mesh in your browser — volume, bounding box and the material it will really use. Choose a filament, tune the settings and the quote updates as you type.

Nothing is uploaded to a server while you are quoting — the mesh is measured locally on your machine.

Instant quote

Configure Your Printed Part

Material, machine time and finishing, itemised so you can see where the money goes.

1 Upload your model

Used when we cannot measure the file for you. Your slicer reports this as the model volume.

2 Scale

Print at 100% Bounding box appears once a mesh is measured. Build volume is 350 × 320 × 325 mm.

3 Filament

Prices shown per kilogram are what we pay for the spool; the quote only charges for the grams your part actually uses, plus 8% for purge and waste.

4 Colour

Colour does not change the price. If we are out of stock we will offer the closest match before printing.

5 Layer height

6 Strength

Infill density 20% 15–20% suits display models. Go 40%+ for functional parts, 100% for jigs and tooling.

Walls do more for strength than infill. Three is our default for a reason.

7 Finishing

Volume discounts start at 2 parts and reach 30% over 100.

Rush slots are limited and confirmed by email before we start.

Materials

Twelve Filaments Priced Per Kilo

Everything below is stocked in the studio and dried before it goes on a machine. Ask if you need something exotic — we can usually source it in a week.

Filament properties and pricing
Filament Density Price / kg Max temp Best for
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Machine time is charged at $2.40 per hour, with a $6.00 setup fee per order and a $12.00 order minimum. Prices in USD, shipping calculated at checkout.

The workshop

What The Machines Can Actually Do

350 × 320 × 325

Maximum build volume in millimetres. Larger parts are split and bonded, and we will tell you where the seam falls.

0.08 mm

Finest layer height available on request for miniatures and detailed display pieces.

±0.15 mm

Typical dimensional tolerance on well designed parts. Tell us which faces matter and we will orient around them.

6 machines

Enclosed, filtered and calibrated weekly, so a batch of fifty comes out looking like a batch of fifty.

Print guidelines

Getting A Part That Works First Time

How accurate is the instant quote?

We read the real mesh volume and bounding box, then model material and machine time from it. In practice the quote lands within about 10% of the slicer. If it drifts further we honour the quoted price on the first order.

Which file should I send?

3MF is best because it carries units and orientation. STL and OBJ are fine. STEP files are quoted by hand because they need converting first, so use the manual volume box and we will confirm.

What wall thickness should I design to?

Keep walls at or above 1.2 mm, ideally a multiple of 0.4 mm. Anything thinner is not reliably printable and will be flagged before we start.

Do you print functional and outdoor parts?

Yes. PETG and ASA hold up outdoors, ASA best of all under UV. For heat or load, look at polycarbonate or carbon-filled nylon and tell us the working temperature.

Can you help with the design?

We do light CAD work at $55 an hour, from fixing non-manifold meshes to modelling a bracket from a sketch and a set of measurements.

What about tolerances for fits?

Allow 0.2 mm clearance for a sliding fit and 0.1 mm for a press fit. If a part must mate with hardware, send the part number and we will test print the interface.

Prototype Today, Batch Next Week

Send one part to check the fit, then come back for fifty. The setup is already done and the price drops with every extra.