3D printing cost
Calculate the cost of a 3D print by adding filament, electricity and profit margin. Ideal for makers and cosplayers who sell parts.
Inputs
What you paid for the whole spool.
Result
How it works
What this solves
Guessing a 3D part price leads to loss. Here you separate filament cost (proportional to grams used) from energy cost (power × time) and apply your margin on top.
How to use
Get the part weight from your slicer (Cura, PrusaSlicer, Bambu). The rest you set once: spool price, average printer power and the energy rate from your bill.
Formula
total = (peso/rolo × preço) + (potência/1000 × horas × kWh) × (1 + margem)More in 3D Printing
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