Free tools for people who print
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Will it print?
Drop in a model. We repair it, measure it, and tell you what will go wrong — before you spend a plate of filament and six hours finding out.
What will this cost to print?
Drop in a part and see the price at one, at ten and at a hundred — with its weight and how soon it ships.
How big is this, really?
Dimensions, volume and the unit check — the reason a file sometimes arrives twenty-five times too small.
How many fit on one plate?
The number that decides your price per piece. Laid flat, turned both ways, with real room between copies.
Is this file clean?
Holes, loose pieces, duplicate and flipped faces — what to fix before you print, and how much of it there is.
Will it need supports?
How much of the part hangs in mid-air as it prints, and how bad the worst of it is.
Which way up should this print?
Turning a part costs one click and can take every support off it. We try all six ways it can sit square on the plate and tell you which one leaves the least hanging.
How long will this take to print?
Hours on the machine, grams of plastic and metres of filament, read off the shape itself. An estimate rather than a slice — the settings it assumes are printed beside the answer.
Will it stand up?
Where the weight sits, how wide the base is, and how far you can lean it before it goes over.
What will it cost to post?
Couriers charge for the space a box takes, not only what it weighs. Here is the box, both weights, and the one you will be billed for.
How big can this go?
The largest we can print it in one piece, and what that costs beside the size it arrived at. Doubling a part costs eight times the plastic.
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