STL or STEP geometry is the starting point for quoting.
How to order custom 3D printed parts
How ordering works from file upload through shipping and payment.
See what happens after file upload, how material selection works, when pricing and lead time appear, and how an order moves through shipping, payment, production, and tracking.
Print-ready STL, STEP, or STP files. CAD repair or model creation is paid work and priced before it begins.
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Step 1
Upload STL or STEP files and let the site validate fit.
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Step 2
Choose a material, color, and infill level in the guided wizard.
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Step 3
Review quantity breaks, lead time, and continue into the order page.
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Step 4
Add shipping details, choose USPS options, and pay on-site.
Before you start
What to have ready
Know whether the part is mainly visual, functional, outdoor, rigid, or heat-sensitive.
Quantity breaks help you compare a one-off part with a small batch.
What happens after payment
How the order moves after checkout
Customers receive confirmation and can check status in their dashboard.
Paid orders move into the queue, then into printing and shipment.
Shipping confirmation is sent when the order is marked shipped.
FAQ
Common questions before ordering.
Do I need an account to start?
Customers can begin without one, but accounts make it easier to track orders and reorder parts later.
When do shipping costs show up?
Shipping options are pulled into the order flow once the shipping address is entered.
Upload the file.
We’ll check the practical limits.
Review pricing before checkout, or request a paid part review when the design still needs work.