Bondar Labs · Pricing

3D printing prices — examples and quotes

See what completed orders cost, from a replacement part to a batch of branded items. Your quote will depend on the design, material, quantity and work involved.

No fixed minimum · usually within 1 hour during working hours

Completed orders

What real projects cost

Four completed projects show different types of order: replacing a broken part, designing custom adapters, making a branded batch and producing small resin components. Prices below are historical examples for the work and quantities described. Your project will be quoted individually.

Replacing a broken part

Radio front cover · FDM

£40for one replacement cover

Broken original radio front cover beside the newly printed replacement.
Original and replacement shown side by side.

A damaged original measured, modelled in CAD and reproduced in oak-tone PLA, including the grille, ribs and mounting details.

Included: Measurement, CAD modelling and printing.

Delivery paid separately by the customer.

Parts designed for your equipment

10-inch rack adapters · FDM

£80for four adapters across two designs

One black custom 10-inch rack adapter with a fitted equipment opening and mounting slots.
One of the four adapters supplied in this order.

Two adapter designs created for a customer’s TP-Link ER605 and DrayTek PQ1070X equipment, with two PLA parts produced for each design.

Included: Custom CAD design and printing of all four parts.

Delivery paid separately: approximately £3–£5 at the time.

A batch of branded items

Mini scrapers · Two-colour FDM

£0.75each in a batch of 220

A large batch of pastel-coloured mini scrapers with two-colour Dreamy Cake branding.
The batch of branded mini scrapers.

A batch of two-colour PLA mini scrapers with Dreamy Cake branding, individually packed for handover.

Included: Design preparation, two-colour printing, individual packaging and stickers.

Handed over in person.

Small parts with custom CAD

Coil bobbins · Resin

£5–£8per part on previous multi-part orders

Small rectangular resin coil bobbins held in a hand to show their scale.
Examples from the series of custom resin bobbins.

Small coil bobbins modelled from the customer’s dimensions and produced in resin.

Included: CAD modelling and resin printing in those multi-part orders.

The price depended on the design and quantity ordered. A new design or a different quantity is quoted individually.

Delivery paid separately: approximately £3–£5 at the time.

Why these prices differ

The examples cover different amounts of design and production work. Here is what to consider when comparing them with your own project.

Design work

The radio cover was recreated from a damaged original; the rack adapters were designed for specific equipment. Send an existing model if you have one, or tell us what needs to be designed.

Quantity

The £0.75 scraper price applied to a batch of 220. CAD was included in the resin bobbin prices for orders of several parts. Neither is a price for a new one-off design.

Geometry, material and process

A large radio grille and small resin bobbins need different printing methods and preparation. Size alone does not determine the price: detail, supports, fit and material also matter. Explore materials.

Finishing and delivery

The scraper batch included individual packaging and stickers. Other work may need different finishing or packing. Delivery is shown separately in the examples; your quote will set out the work and delivery agreed for your order.

Standard print preparation

The examples list the work included in those particular orders. For print preparation, our standard process covers:

FDM printing

Setup and slicing, settings for the intended use, basic support removal and protective packaging.

Resin printing

Support removal, washing, drying, final UV curing, inspection and protective packaging.

CAD work, additional finishing, inserts, assembly and special packaging are agreed as part of your quote. Delivery is separate from print preparation.

What would your project cost?

Send your files or photos, the quantity you need and what the parts will be used for. If you don’t have a model yet, we can discuss the design work as part of your quote.