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NORFORGE quote

Calculate an indicative cost or send your project.

Have the print time and weight from your slicer? The calculator will provide a quick price range. Do not have those values? Go straight to the request form.

Two simple routes, without filling in a million fields.The calculator works without contact details. The form is only needed when you want a specific offer.
Quick 3D printing calculator

An indicative price in under a minute

Enter the print time and weight of one part from your slicer. You can add several different parts and any quantity of identical pieces. No contact details are required.

No login or e-mail required
Up to 10 different line items. Infill is informative because its effect is already included in the slicer time and weight.
How does the calculator work and where do I find time and weight?
1. Open the model in a slicerThis can be Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer, Cura or the software supplied with your printer.
2. Select material and settingsAfter slicing, the software will display the estimated print time and material usage.
3. Enter data for one pieceThe calculator includes setup, machine time, material and basic handling, and accounts for batch efficiency at higher quantities.

Need a specific offer?

Complete only the information you know. You can attach a model, drawing or an ordinary photo.

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The calculation has been attached to your request. Complete your contact details and the key information about the part application.
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Contact details

We only need them to prepare and discuss the quote.

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Service and technology

You may select several items. You do not need technical knowledge to submit a request.

What do you need? *
Compare technologies and see how they differ

The choice depends mainly on part function, appearance, accuracy, size and budget.

FDM

Best for: brackets, housings, adapters and mechanical parts. Usually cheaper and stronger, although layer lines remain visible.

SLA / resin

Best for: small, precise and visual models. The surface is smoother, although standard resins can be brittle.

CAD

Choose this when: you do not have a finished 3D model or the file needs correction before production.

3D scanning

Choose this when: you have a physical part but no drawing or model and its geometry must be recreated.

Laser

Best for: flat panels, templates, labels, gaskets and engraving.

I am not sure

All we need is: the application, a photo, dimensions and the expected result. We will select the technology after review.

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Project and timing

This information has the greatest impact on price and realistic lead time.

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Material and requirements

You can select a specific material or describe the properties that matter.

Material selectionSelect the most important properties below and we will choose a suitable material.
What matters most? you may select several
Compare materials and see how they differ

PLA

Low-cost, rigid and clean-looking. Good for mock-ups and prototypes, but weak under heat and impact.

PET-G

A versatile choice for most functional parts. More durable and less brittle than PLA.

ASA

Suitable outdoors and resistant to UV and weather.

ABS

More heat-resistant and easy to sand and bond. Good for housings and technical parts.

TPU

A flexible rubber-like material for seals, dampers and soft grips.

SLA resins

The best surface finish and detail. Standard, engineering and flexible grades are available.

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Delivery and files

Attach anything that may help: models, drawings, photos or sketches.

Drop files here or click to select themUp to 8 files, 8 MB per file and 20 MB total. STEP, STP, STL, OBJ, 3MF, DXF, DWG, PDF, JPG, PNG, WEBP.
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Invoice

Select this option only if you need an invoice. For a company invoice, enter the company name and VAT ID.

Invoice type

Invoice details will only be used to prepare the sales document.