No vague "from" prices: here you'll find examples calculated with the same price list as our quote tool. No minimum order, you only pay for the part you need.
This bracket, in PLA
€12.43
60 × 40 × 50 mm · 1 part
In short
With ForgeCore a PLA clip costs about one euro, a medium bracket less than €20, a large 30 cm part in one piece less than €100. There's no minimum order and no setup fee, shipping within the EU costs €5 and if you don't have a file, design starts at €19. You get the exact price in a few seconds by uploading the file to the quote tool.
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What counts is the real volume of the part, not the box around it. A part that's hollow inside costs less than a solid one.
PLA and PETG are the cheapest. Technical materials cost a little more, carbon-fibre composites about three times as much.
The quantity discount grows automatically: from the second part up you pay less per part, up to 30% less on series.
If you already have the file you only pay for printing. If we design it, the drawing is paid once, from €19 for simple parts.
For one or a few parts a service almost always costs less than a printer; for hundreds of prints a year the printer pays for itself. The comparison, in short:
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Calculated with the current price list of our quote tool, normal infill. Final prices (Italian flat-rate scheme, no VAT to add); shipping within the EU is €5. The price of your part depends on its real shape: upload the file and you see the exact figure in seconds.
| Part | Size | PLA | PETG | Nylon + carbon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clip or spacer | 4 × 2 × 1 cm | €1.21 | €1.40 | €3.40 |
| Knob or cap | 5 × 5 × 3 cm | €6.08 | €6.99 | €17.01 |
| Support bracket | 8 × 6 × 4 cm | €16.20 | €18.63 | €45.36 |
| Box or case | 15 × 10 × 5 cm | €31.00 | €35.65 | €86.80 |
| Large part in one piece | 30 × 30 × 30 cm | €57.55 | €66.18 | €161.14 |
Quantity example: 10 brackets in PLA cost €9.40 each instead of €16.20. No file? Designing a simple part starts at €19.
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Many services charge a minimum order or a fixed setup fee: on a small part that's what drives the bill up. We don't, so if you need a single clip you pay for the clip.
The price list scales with volume: the first cubic centimetres cost more (preparation and machine time), the following ones much less. That's why large parts have a much lower price per cubic centimetre than small ones.
A small part in PLA, like a clip or a spacer, costs from about one euro to a few euros. There's no minimum order or setup fee.
No. You can order a single small part and only pay for that.
Shipping within the EU costs €5 and takes 3-5 working days. For the UK, Switzerland and the rest of the world the cost is shown in the quote.
Design is added to the print: for simple parts it starts at €19 and is paid once.
The quote tool calculates the price from the real geometry of the file and you see it immediately. For complex files or without a file we confirm the price by hand within 24 working hours.
They are final prices: we operate under the Italian flat-rate scheme, so there's no VAT to add. We also invoice companies.
For one or a few parts, no: an entry-level printer costs €200-500, then you need filaments, trials and time to learn. It pays off if you print often. For single parts, spares or technical materials a service with no minimum order costs less.
Because the first cubic centimetres include preparation and fixed machine time. Beyond that threshold the price list drops a lot, so a large part in one piece has a lower price per cm³ than a small one.