From this page you can request a quote for 3D printing SLS, MJF, FDM, DMLS / SLM
If you don't find the material you want in the drop-down menu, you can send a custom 3D printing request attaching the drawing directly via email to studio@vectorealism.com

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Upload a file in .stl, .obj, .dae or .skp format, also as a .zip (max size 10 MB; no spaces in the file name). All uploaded files are covered by our privacy policy

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Choose the material for your part. You will find detailed data sheets and example photos in our 3d printing materials catalog

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Click the "Calculate Quote" button: in a few seconds the page will refresh and show the purchasable quote

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Modeling tips

You can use any 3D modeling software and export the model in one of the supported formats (.stl, .obj, .dae, .skp). It is also possible to use MeshLab, a free software capable of converting different formats.

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3d printing process and price calculation

Prototyping technologies available

To make the products you can buy on this page we use SLS prototyping technologies (powder 3D printing, laser sintering, EOS Technology), SLA and MultiJet, and professional-grade FDM.

Maximum 3d printing size

The maximum size can be obtained by printing with white plastic: 677 mm x 368 mm x 565 mm. However, the maximum dimensions vary according to the materials and therefore to the prototyping technologies. Consult the technical data sheet of each material to know the supported dimensions.

Price

The price is calculated automatically simply by uploading the file. The price depends on several aspects:
- the volume of the object and the type of material
- the actual quantity of material from which the object will be made
- the total amount of material used during production
- the time required for the printer to produce the object
– the time we humans need for finishing and quality control
The volume and the material actually used are not the only parameters on which the price calculation is based, so two full and empty objects can cost the same way.

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