Online 3D printing workshop
Instant quotes for 3D printing. Upload it — we'll make it happen.
A figure, a vase, a replacement for something that broke, or a prototype: drop in your STL, 3MF or OBJ file and see the price straight away. We print it in our own workshop and send it to your door.
No account needed to see the price, and nothing is charged until you place your order.
An order's route
Who is it for?
What you can 3D print with us
From hobby to engineering, from a single gift to a small batch: if it fits our machines, the price comes straight up.
- Hobby & figuresNeed miniatures for your tabletop game or a prop for your costume?Figures, busts, miniatures, cosplay and model-kit parts.What we print
- Home & giftsLooking for a gift made just for someone you love?Vases, planters, lamp shades, name plates and keyrings.What we print
- Spare partsBroken a clip, a knob or a bracket and need a new one?No 3D file? Ask for a custom quote with photos and measurements.What we print
- Engineering & prototypesWant to hold your design before it goes into production?Enclosures, fit tests and jigs, with tolerance and wall warnings on the quote.What we print
- Businesses & small batchesNeed a small run for your product or your shop?Product parts, packaging inserts and display fixtures; the unit price falls as the quantity rises.What we print
No 3D file?
We can make a model from a single photo, or tell us what you need and we will price it with you.
Pictures are illustrations: computer renders of example prints, not photos of orders.
How it works
How online 3D printing works here
Four steps; the first two happen on your own screen, without an account. A slicer is the software that turns a 3D model into the paths a printer follows, and the price comes from what it measures.
Step 1: Upload your file
STL, 3MF or OBJ; just drag and drop. No account needed.
Step 2: See the price straight away
Your part is sliced with the real print profile; the price comes from print time and material, and the unit price falls as the quantity rises.
Step 3: We print it
Once you accept, your part is printed on our own Bambu Lab printers in our workshop and checked.
Step 4: It comes to your door
We pack it and hand it to the courier. The planned delivery date, based on the printers' real load, is on the quote.
What the quote shows before you accept
- The tolerance the process typically holds.
- An estimate of the thinnest wall in your part.
- Any manufacturability warnings to check.
- The planned delivery date.
Photo
3D print
No 3D file?
3D model from a photo: one picture is enough
Upload a single photo of the thing you want printed; AI turns it into a 3D model and we make it ready to print. Then choose the size and order it like any other part.
- 1. Upload a photoOne object, a plain background, good light.
- 2. AI builds the model, we make it printableOne solid body, closed surfaces, a flat base.
- 3. Choose the size, orderPick the size in a live preview; the print is priced instantly.
The print is priced separately, for the size you choose. The model is made by AI from a single photo: an interpretation, not an exact copy. It is printed in one colour, in the material you choose.
Materials
3D printing materials, from PLA to carbon fibre
The materials with a print profile installed on our printers right now, and what each one does best, at a glance.
Why Olur?
A real price, our own workshop, no surprises
The price comes from preparing your actual part for print, not from an estimating table. What we promise before and after you order:
Our own workshop
Your part is made on our own Bambu Lab P2S and X2D printers; your order is never passed to another shop.
A price from a real slicer
A real slicing run and a real plate layout, not a volume formula.
No account to see a price
Upload your file and see the price. You only register when you place an order.
Pay only when you order
Nothing is charged until you place your order, and you see any manufacturability warnings first.
Support in Turkish and English
A question? Write to the workshop from the contact page.
Your files stay private
Files are kept in private storage, and download links expire within minutes.
From the catalogue, as of today
Learn
3D printing guides
Which filament to choose, how to prepare an STL, what a print costs and why — practical guides for your first order and your fiftieth.
- Getting startedPLA vs PETG vs ABS: which filament to choose?PLA or PETG? A quick, plain-language filament chooser: PLA, PETG, TPU, ASA and carbon-fibre grades — what each is good for, and where it falls short.4 min read
- Getting startedNo 3D file? How to find or make a printable modelNo 3D model yet? Ready-made model libraries, free design tools, measuring a broken part, or a model from a photo — the ways to get a printable file.4 min read
- Getting startedHow to 3D print a replacement for a broken partHow to get a broken or discontinued plastic part 3D printed: measuring and modelling it, choosing PETG, ASA or nylon, and getting the fit right.7 min read
Frequently asked questions
How is the 3D printing price calculated?
When you upload a file, the part is sliced with the real profile of the printer that would print it. The price comes from the print time and the amount of material that run measures, and the unit price falls with quantity according to how many parts actually fit on a build plate. It is not a rough volume formula.
Do I need an account to see a price?
No. Upload your file and the price appears without an account. You sign in to save the file and place an order, and nothing is charged until you place it.
Which file formats do you accept?
STL, 3MF and OBJ, up to 200 MB per file. Files without unit information are read as millimetres; if the size looks wrong you can change the unit. From CAD software (STEP, Fusion, SolidWorks and so on), export an STL or 3MF first.
Which printers and which process do you use?
FDM (fused deposition modelling), on the Bambu Lab P2S and X2D printers in our own workshop. Both have an enclosed chamber and a nozzle that reaches 300 °C, so engineering and carbon-fibre-filled filaments print alongside PLA and PETG. Your order is never handed to another workshop.
What is the largest single part you can print?
246 × 246 × 256 mm. The printers' build volume is a 256 mm cube, but 5 mm is kept clear along the edges of the bed. You can split a bigger part in your model and upload the pieces as separate files; the quote tells you straight away if a part does not fit.
Which materials and finishes do you offer?
PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU, nylon (PA) and polycarbonate (PC), plus carbon- and glass-fibre-filled versions — general-purpose, engineering, high-temperature, flexible and fibre-reinforced grades. You can have a part as printed, with supports removed, sanded, painted or clear-coated; for anything else, choose “another finish” on the quote and our team reviews it. The materials page shows which filaments are installed on our printers right now.
Can you print in several colours?
The instant price is for single-colour prints: you pick the colour from a list when you order (black, white, grey, red, blue, green and other classic colours) or leave it at “no preference”. Multi-colour jobs are priced by our team: send your file and colour notes through the custom quote form and we get back to you by email or phone.
When will my order arrive?
The quote shows an estimated delivery date: the production finish planned from our printers' real workload, plus transit time for your region. It is a plan, not a guarantee. You are never asked for a separate shipping charge: if delivery costs anything, it is shown as its own line at checkout and included in the total you pay.
I don't have a 3D model. Can I still order a print?
Yes. Upload a model you found on a model-sharing site, or use our paid Photo to 3D service to turn one photo of an object into a printable model. Our guide for people without a 3D file explains where to start.
Can you 3D print a replacement part?
Most broken or discontinued plastic parts can be reprinted with FDM, provided you have a 3D model with the right dimensions. For parts that see heat or load, choose PETG, ASA or carbon-fibre nylon rather than PLA. Whether a part is fit for its job is your call; we print exactly the file you send.
Let's print your first part.
Upload your 3D model and see the price straight away. Nothing is charged until you place your order.
