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3D Printing Cost Calculator

Estimate 3D print cost from filament weight, print time, and electricity rate

3D printing cost depends primarily on filament used, print time (electricity), and post-processing. FDM is the most common consumer method using thermoplastic filaments like PLA, PETG, or ABS.

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Tip: Enable 15-20% gyroid or honeycomb infill instead of solid - you get 90% of the strength at approximately 15% of the material cost.

Fun Fact

The most expensive 3D printing material is SLS nylon powder at $50-100/kg - but parts require no supports and are mechanically superior.

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