Why it is not a fixed price list
A 3D print has no catalogue price, because no two models are the same. A hollow shell and a solid block of the same outside dimensions differ by an order of magnitude in both material and machine time. So instead of a made-up price list, we show you the rates and the arithmetic.
What moves the price most
- Volume. More plastic, more time. Hollowing a model out, or dropping the infill, is usually the biggest saving available.
- Quality. Fine 0.12 mm layers can take two to three times as long as standard 0.20 mm for the same part. Choose fine when the surface matters, not by default.
- Quantity. Each copy costs roughly the same in material and time; the setup fee is charged once per order, not per part.
Currency
Orders going to the UK are priced in pounds. Orders going elsewhere are priced in euros, from a separate euro price list rather than a live exchange-rate conversion — so the figure you approve is exactly the figure you are charged.