Custom 3D printing service Upload your idea. We’ll make it real.
Upload your 3D model, customize your print settings, and get an estimated cost before contacting us.
- STL · OBJ · 3MF
- Max 60 MB
- Files stay on your device
- Sample bed 256 × 256 × 256 mm
The workbench
Configure your print
Everything happens on this page and on your device: place your model, choose how it’s printed, see an estimate, then send the details on WhatsApp.
Step 01: Upload model
Drag your model onto the build plate
Drop .STL / .OBJ / .3MF · max 60 MB
Your file stays on this device — nothing is uploaded.
Step 02: Configure print
Material & colour
Material
Not offered in PLA: Transparent Clear (PETG, TPU).
Infill
Infill changes how much material is used and how long the print takes. Strength isn’t linear with infill — it also depends on the part’s geometry, wall count and print orientation.
Size & scale
Add a model in step 01 to read its dimensions, then scale it or type an exact size.
Quantity
Thinner layers show finer detail on curves and slopes but take longer to print.
Natural layer-line finish.
Step 03: Estimate price
Add your model in step 01 and the estimate updates live as you change settings.
Estimated price only. Final cost may change after our team checks the model, print orientation, supports, and production requirements.
Sample rates — editable settings, not confirmed prices.
How is this estimated?
There’s no slicer connected to this website, so the figure is an indicative estimate built from your model’s real geometry, measured in your browser:
- We measure the mesh’s enclosed volume and surface area (after units and scaling).
- Walls and skins are approximated as surface area × 1.2 mm. The rest of the inside is filled at your infill % (×0.9 pattern efficiency).
- Supports, when enabled, add a flat 15% of the part’s material; a 5% allowance covers purge and skirt.
- Grams = volume × the material’s density, priced at the material’s sample rate per gram.
- Print time assumes about 6 mm³/s at 0.20 mm layers, adjusted for layer height and material, plus 8 min of warm-up per print, charged at a sample machine rate of ₹40/h.
- Finishing and colour surcharges are added per piece, a ₹99 setup & handling fee once per job, and a ₹199 minimum order applies.
Real slicers also account for print orientation, wall settings, overhangs and travel moves, so the confirmed price can differ. Models that are open, oversized, very large orders (over ₹15,000) or need special review are always quoted manually. Shipping is never included.
Step 04: Send enquiry
Job ticket
Awaiting model- File
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- Format
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- File size
- —
- Dimensions
- Not available
- Units
- Not confirmed
- Scale
- 100%
- Material
- PLA (Polylactic Acid)
- Colour
- Matte Black
- Infill
- 20%
- Layer height
- 0.20 mm (Standard)
- Supports
- Auto (we decide)
- Finishing
- As printed
- Quantity
- 1
- Intended use
- Not specified
- Notes
- None
Send it to our team
This opens WhatsApp with the details above, ready for you to send. WhatsApp links can’t attach files, so you’ll attach your model file in the chat yourself.
Add your model file in step 01 first.
Orders and quotes are confirmed manually over WhatsApp. Opening WhatsApp does not place or confirm an order — our team replies with availability, final price and timelines.
Questions
Before you print
Formats, units, pricing and what happens to your file.
Which file formats can I use?
STL, OBJ, 3MF. These are mesh formats that can be read directly in your browser, so we can preview the model, measure it and estimate the cost on the spot. Files can be up to 60 MB.
STEP / STP files are CAD solids rather than meshes — reading them needs a CAD kernel that this website doesn’t have. Export STL or 3MF from your CAD tool (most have “Export → STL/3MF”), or send the STEP file on WhatsApp and we’ll quote it manually.
Why do I need to confirm the units?
STL and OBJ files store bare numbers, not millimetres or inches. The same file could be a 20 mm keyring or a 20 cm vase, so we ask you to confirm what one unit means. We show what each choice would measure and suggest the likeliest one, but we never assume.
3MF files declare their units inside the file, so we read them automatically.
How is the price estimated?
Your model’s real volume and surface area are measured in the browser, then combined with the material, infill, layer height, supports, finishing and quantity you choose, using sample rates. It’s an indicative estimate, not a slicer quote — print orientation, supports and production details are checked by our team before the price is confirmed.
If the mesh has holes, overlapping shells or is too large for the printer, we don’t guess: the estimate switches to manual review and the team quotes it from your file.
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is read and measured entirely on your device — nothing is uploaded to a server. It stays in this browser tab until you close or reload the page.
This site does not upload your 3D model files anywhere. Files you select stay in your browser for preview and estimation. Your cart is stored only in this browser (localStorage). We only receive what you choose to send us on WhatsApp.
How do I send you the model file?
When you tap “Send Print Enquiry on WhatsApp”, WhatsApp opens with your job details already written. Send that message, then attach the model file in the same chat (📎 → Document). WhatsApp links can’t attach files automatically, so this step is yours.
Orders and quotes are confirmed manually over WhatsApp. Opening WhatsApp does not place or confirm an order — our team replies with availability, final price and timelines.
What’s the largest part you can print?
The configurator checks your model against a build volume of 256 × 256 × 256 mm (a sample setting, not a confirmed printer capacity). Larger parts can sometimes be split into pieces and joined — ask in your enquiry and the team will review it.