Printtools Batch cost and fit

Batch cost and fit

Drop a folder's worth of models and get the filament weight, print time, cost, sell price and printer fit for every part, with totals, as a table you can download. Change a price and every row updates at once.

Drop your models here, as many as you like Or click to choose several at once. STL, OBJ, 3MF, PLY, FBX, GLB, DAE, STEP and IGES.
FileSize (mm)VolumeFilamentTimeCostSellFitsMesh
Nothing yet. Drop some models above.

Quote a whole batch in one go

Selling prints means pricing lots of parts. This page reads every file you drop, measures its real volume, and works out the filament it needs, the time it takes and what it costs, with the same formula the toolkit uses for a single part.

How the cost is worked out

The shell is estimated from the surface area and a 1.2 mm wall, the inside from your infill percentage, and the total is converted to grams with your material's density. Time comes from the extruded volume at your layer height, with an allowance for travel. Electricity is included at 120 W and 0.20 € per kWh.

What the columns mean

Fits checks the part against your printer's bed as it sits, then tries every orientation and a diagonal placement, and tells you which one works.

Mesh flags parts with open edges. Those are not watertight, which is what makes a slicer produce strange results. Open that part in the toolkit and use Repair.

Your files stay on your machine. Everything is read and measured in your browser. The CSV is made on your machine too.