Quote & Print · 3Dmages

Step 01

Drop your STL or 3MF files.

STL or 3MF, up to 100 MB per file. 3MF keeps the colour regions baked into your model, so multi-colour parts arrive ready to print — no re-slicing. Multi-file is fine; we quote them as one order and never share them outside the workshop.

Drop STL or 3MF files here

or choose from your computer · .stl & .3mf · up to 100 MB · multi-file OK

No STL? Skip ahead and brief a designer instead — we'll model it for you.

Step 02

Configure each part.

Pick material, quality, colour and quantity per part. Tap the “?” for plain-language help.

Upload a model above and it'll appear here to configure.

Rough estimate — we confirm the firm price in chat after you submit.

Step 03

Review your quote.

Itemised below. The number you see is a rough quotation — it'll be confirmed (and locked) by us in the chat after you submit.

Upload a model and get a price to see your itemised quote here.

? Why is the billed weight higher than the object?

Some parts need supports — temporary scaffolding the printer lays down so steep overhangs don't sag. We remove them before the part ships, but the printer used real plastic to make them, so they show up on the bill. When the slicer can't separate the two, we add a 10–30% support estimate.

Before you submit

What you should know.

Short notes about how we quote, charge, and ship. Tap any topic for the full version.

An STL is a single mesh — one colour. A 3MF keeps the separate colour regions a designer authored, so we can print them in different filaments without re-slicing. Upload a 3MF and you'll assign a stocked filament to each region on the Configure step. Two things to know: at every colour change the printer flushes a little filament to clean the nozzle (we bill that as 'purge'), and each extra filament adds a small load-and-calibration fee.
Steep overhangs need temporary scaffolding (supports) so the print doesn't sag. We remove them before shipping, but the printer used real plastic — so they appear on the bill. When the slicer can isolate them, we show 'Object + Supports' on the line. When it can't, we add a 10–30% material estimate.
The number on this page is a rough quote computed automatically from your file and parameters. After you submit, we run a manual sanity check (geometry, machine fit, finish) and confirm a firm price in chat. The firm price almost always matches; if anything changes you'll see it itemised.
By default we ask for a 40% advance once the firm price is confirmed (configurable — change it on the Submit step). Production starts when the advance lands. The remaining 60% is due when the order moves to 'Ready for final payment' — usually the day before dispatch.
Quote to firm price: ~1 business day. Firm price to dispatch: 2–5 business days for in-stock materials at standard layer height. Larger orders (50+ units) or non-standard materials add 1–3 days. We'll always give you a target date in chat.

Step 04

Submit as an order.

Submitting opens a chat thread with us and locks your slot in the queue. You won't be charged until we confirm the firm price.