What people actually print
Custom 3D printing is not one product. A 32 mm miniature and a 1500 mm sculpture share a file format and nothing else: different materials, different processes, different lead times. Each page below works through one use case with the material choice, the sizes that matter and prices from the live pricing engine.
Miniatures
Get a custom miniature 3D printed from your own model: resin for detail at 32–75 mm, PLA for large display pieces, prime…
ReadHome decor
Order 3D printed home decor from your own design: PETG and PLA vases and planters, sculptures up to 2000 mm, sandblasted…
ReadJewellery
How 3D printing fits jewellery work: resin masters for casting, plus stainless steel, titanium and aluminium pieces with…
ReadThe choice that matters most is size
Price scales with volume, not with the model: doubling the longest edge multiplies material by roughly eight. That single fact explains most of the cost differences people find surprising, and it also explains why the right material changes as a piece gets bigger — at 32 mm you pay for detail, at 500 mm you pay for material.
The platform covers eleven materials from PLA at $0.15 per cm³ to titanium at $3.50 per cm³, with FDM, SLA/DLP, SLS and CNC depending on what you pick. Rates, maximum sizes and finishes are on the materials page, and worked examples by size are on the cost guide.
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Describe the object and its size and the configurator quotes it directly. Sizes run from 10 mm to 2000 mm on the longest edge.
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