UPLOAD STL. PRICE THE PART.
Skip the back-and-forth RFQ loop. Wyntek prices printable files from geometry, material, and machine time, so you move from CAD to a submitted job without waiting on a manual quote.
WHAT LEAVES THE LAB
- Material and machine selection
- A dollar quote from material and machine time
- Printable file upload workflow
- Tracked job after submission
- Status updates through production
FROM FILE TO PART
- STEP 01
Upload
Drop in STL, OBJ, 3MF, or STEP. The platform checks the file and reads the geometry it needs to price the part.
- STEP 02
Configure
Choose FDM or SLA, then select material, layer height, infill, supports, and finish.
- STEP 03
Price
The quote is built from material use plus machine time. You see the dollar price before you submit.
- STEP 04
Submit
Confirm the job and the lab takes over. Track status, messages, and shipping from the dashboard.
TYPICAL JOBS
Representative examples of the parts this route suits, not customer case studies.
| Part | Process | Material | Spec | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electronics enclosure lid | FDM | PETG | 0.2mm layers, 25% infill | Queued on upload |
| Small sensor bracket | SLA | Standard resin | Fine detail, smooth finish | Shipped within days |
| Clip-fit prototype shell | FDM | Nylon | Tough snap-fit features | Small batch |
What affects the quote
The main drivers are part volume, machine time, process, material, supports, and finish. FDM is the lowest-cost path. SLA costs more but handles detail and surface finish better, and FDM nylon covers tougher functional parts.
A good file still needs intent
An STL describes the mesh, not the design goal. Check that it exports at the right scale, and add notes for critical dimensions, cosmetic faces, and surfaces that mate with another part. Oversized parts and risky thin walls may need a quick review.
COMMON QUESTIONS
- Can I get a 3D printing quote without a phone call?
- Yes. Upload a supported file, configure the process and material, and Wyntek returns a price in US dollars before you submit the job.
- What files can I upload for an instant 3D printing quote?
- STL, OBJ, 3MF, and STEP are the most common. Wyntek also accepts IGES, SLDPRT, F3D, and DXF where the geometry is suitable.
- What if my STL has mesh errors?
- Some STL files need repair before printing. Watertight meshes at the correct scale, with no self-intersections and sensible wall thickness, move fastest.
- Is STL enough for CNC machining?
- No. Send STEP for CNC machining, because it preserves solid geometry and is easier to inspect for dimensions and features.
- Is there a minimum order?
- No. You can quote and submit a single part, then scale into batches when the design is ready.
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THE FILE?
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