ONE PART TO YOUR NEXT BATCH
Print one part, test a batch, plan your next run.
Get an initial estimate for 1–100 copies of your model, or send mixed designs for a reviewed quote. We offer made-to-order filament and resin printing for prototypes, practical parts and detailed models.
Copies of the same model
Add your STL or OBJ to the free print cost calculator, choose a material and adjust the quantity. It estimates up to 100 copies of one file at the published standard rates.
For filament printing, the £2 setup fee is charged once per order in the estimate. Material and estimated print time change with quantity. Resin orientation and grouping need a separate review before the final price.
A batch of different parts
Send each design with a clear name, revision and quantity. If your project has a lid, a body and mounting parts, list those separately so the quote covers the right number of each.
The calculator does not combine several files into one estimate. Email your files and a simple parts list to [email protected] for a mixed-design quote.
Check the first part before repeating it
A small first run can help you assess the shape, fit or appearance before requesting more copies. Tell us what you need to check, including any holes, mating surfaces, lettering or visible faces that matter.
Ask about a sample when requesting your quote. Any sample cost and additional time are agreed before production. If you change the design after checking the first part, send the new revision for review before the next run.
Choose the process around the part
Filament printing is an option to discuss for practical parts, enclosures and prototypes in PLA, PETG or ABS. Resin printing may suit smaller models and finer features. Describe the intended use, finish and operating conditions so the specification can be reviewed.
Layer height, wall design, orientation and material all affect the result. Use the materials guide as a starting point; a material name or infill percentage alone does not establish whether a part is suitable for its application.
A useful batch enquiry includes
- Each model file, with its revision and required quantity.
- Preferred material and colour, or a description of what the parts need to do.
- A drawing or notes identifying critical dimensions and fit requirements.
- Any finish, packing or repeat-order requirements.
- Your delivery postcode, required date and whether you want a first sample.
The online tool accepts STL and OBJ files. You can also email STEP or 3MF files for manual review. The file guide explains the calculator's size and geometry limits.
How small batch pricing works
The calculator shows initial standard pricing, rather than a promised batch discount. Final pricing depends on the files, material, printing time, supports and finishing requirements. Delivery and any applicable tax are quoted separately.
For orders of 100 units or more, request a tailored bulk quote. Bulk discounts are available, with eligibility and pricing confirmed after review. For mixed designs, we confirm which quantities qualify in the quote.
Planning repeat orders
Keep the approved file revision and any agreed requirements together. When requesting another batch, identify the version, quantity and any changes. Share your deadline so we can confirm a realistic production and delivery schedule for that order.
Price your next batch.
Start with one model in the calculator, or send a list of different parts for manual review. Final specification, price and delivery are agreed before you order.
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