Food for Thought When Pricing Out Your 3D Printed Part

If you are new to 3D printing it may seem impossible to quickly and accurately estimate how much time and material it takes to print a component, so how do you know it might be a good fit for you? You would be surprised at how simple and inexpensive end-use parts are to print on a Markforged printer. I decided to price out some parts as examples so you can get a ballpark for how much it will likely cost to print your designs relative to these common objects.

About MLC CAD Systems: MLC CAD Systems offers real-world, hands-on expertise in implementing the full suite of MASTERCAM and SOLIDWORKS software products, and Markforged 3D printing technologies. In addition, MLC CAD Systems provides MASTERCAM and SOLIDWORKS training and support, and 3D printer support and repair, and installation services.

[scottstokes]

Now I really want a carbon fiber thanks...

[beersme]

The real question is why would you only want one stainless steel banana?

[TarquinnBlackwood]

Believe it or not, I paid more attention to the "blooper version" than the "more serious" one.

[MarcusMLC]

I had so much fun making this video, if you have any ideas for future videos please let us know!!

[grenaldalves]

great video - my brother rebuilds a lot of classic motorcycles and always needs irreplaceable parts. are there any plans to have an email the design in and youll ship the part kind of setup or ship the broken part and youll would recreate it. also do youll plan to have brass on the list of materials. btw go easy on the oreos lol