Printer-hours for your batch, before you quote it
You sell a printed part and someone asks for 300. You guess from a volume estimate, quote it, and find out on day four that each one takes twice as long. Send us the STL. We slice it for the printer it will run on and give you the hours, the kilograms and the days, read from the slicer's own result.
See a real sliceWhy the guess is wrong
Volume is not time. Walls, infill, travel and cooling decide the time. Two parts of the same weight can be an hour apart.
Each printer is different. The same part, same filament, same layer height, takes a different time on an A1 and an H2S.
The slicer has a warning. Orientation and supports change everything, and the slicer tells you so only once you slice.
A real slice, on a real part
A shell from our small walking robot, PETG, 0.20 mm layers, auto-oriented the way our farm plates it. Sliced in BambuStudio 2.08 on 15 October 2026:
- A1one part59 min 33 s, 12.67 g
- H2Sone part54 min 07 s, 12.79 g
- WARNslicerfloating cantilever: re-orient it or turn on supports
Now your batch. Pick the printer and how many:
One part at a time, back to back. A full plate prints faster per part, and we slice the plate you will actually run before we quote.
What you get
- The slicer's own numbers
- Seconds and grams read off BambuStudio's result, with the exact printer, process and filament presets, so anyone can slice it again and get the same.
- Every printer you might use
- The same part sliced for each machine, side by side.
- The warnings, before the batch
- Cantilevers, supports and orientation, found on one part instead of on part 40.
- A farm if you want one
- We can print the batch across our farms in Shenzhen, at the hours we quoted.
Get your numbers
Tell us about the part. We answer within one working day.