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Not sure what to print in? Here is the short version of every material we stock — what it is great at, where to avoid it, and a price to start from.
The everyday default
From $1.99
Display models, prototypes, toys, and anything that doesn't sit in heat or take a beating.
Heads up — Skip it for parts left in a hot car or under constant mechanical stress.
Tougher, slightly flexible
From $2.49
Functional parts, brackets, and outdoor-ish items that should bend a little before they break.
Heads up — A touch less crisp on very fine detail than PLA.
Heat-resistant workhorse
From $2.99
Functional parts that need to survive heat — enclosures, automotive bits, tool housings.
Heads up — Not ideal for fine cosmetic detail; best for working parts.
Built for the outdoors
From $3.49
Anything that lives outside — UV-stable and weather-resistant for the long haul.
Heads up — Overkill (and pricier) for indoor-only parts.
Flexible and rubber-like
From $3.99
Gaskets, grips, phone cases, and anything that needs to flex, stretch, or absorb shock.
Heads up — Not for rigid, load-bearing parts that must hold their shape.
Carbon-fiber, nylon, metal-filled
From $5.99
Demanding engineering parts that need extra stiffness, strength, or a metal look and feel.
Heads up — Pricier — reach for it only when standard filaments aren't enough.
Maximum fine detail
From $4.99
Miniatures, jewelry, and small parts where ultra-fine detail matters most.
Heads up — Offered in clear or white only — color must be painted after printing.
Upload your file and tell us how it will be used — we will match it to the right filament and give you an instant price.
