Have a series printed when your machines are full or cannot make the part.

A real sliced file: 2 plates of PETG-CF, 256 g and 7.7 h per copy. These are suggested prices, and each producer moves them between -30% and +100%. Shipping is separate, at the producer's price.

This table is for a file already prepared in a slicer. Copies of a model you upload are priced as printed together, so they cost less when they fit on one plate.

• Tick "I need an invoice from the seller" on the quote. The order then goes only to sellers who sell as a business, and it stays that way if it moves to another seller.
• Above 20 copies of a plate, or when the price is above what any producer can take, send a lot request from the quote: the copies, the date and what you need. We reply by email and, if we can take it, name the producer and the copies.
• A lot we arrange carries a service line on top of the print price, on its own row before you pay.
• A lot with a print price up to €1,000.00 can be paid by card or bank transfer. Above that it is paid by bank transfer, and the order starts when the money arrives.

• Set up to 20 copies of each plate on the quote. 0 leaves a plate out.
• Say what the part is for, such as a tool or work fixture, a part of a product you sell, or a prototype. Parts are not certified for safety-critical, medical or aerospace use.
• Write the critical dimensions and the finish you need. They are checked when you accept the part.
• Order again while the file is stored: same file, plates and copies, with a new price.

• Each producer can take orders only up to a limit that grows with their record, so a large series reaches fewer producers. If none can take it, nothing is charged, and you can send a lot request.
• Before you pay you see who sells, and whether they sell as a trader or as a private person. A private seller does not issue an invoice.
• Parts are printed in FDM from your file, with no resin, painting or finishing.

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