3D print bureau · Downtown Toronto
Your print, off your plate.
Slice your model, upload the plate, and pick it up in downtown Toronto. Get an instant quote on upload; we start each paid job from our workshop queue after checking the machine and clearing its bed.
Three steps, no back-and-forth
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Slice it
In Bambu Studio, slice your model for Bambu Lab P2S, then File › Export › Export plate sliced file (.3mf or .gcode).
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Send it
Upload the file here. We read weight and print time straight from your slice and quote you on the spot — pay with Stripe.
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Pick it up
Your job enters our workshop queue. We clear the assigned machine and start it, then you can watch live progress before pickup in downtown Toronto.
Estimate your print
Start with the default material rate, flat fee, and machine time. Your upload gives the authoritative quote for the exact stocked filament and options you choose.
$5.00 base · $0.05/g · $2.00/h · $12.00 minimum · CAD
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Base-rate estimate using the default material rate. Your upload quote uses the exact grams and time from your file, resolves the price of each selected stocked filament, and rounds each material slot separately. Rush tiers and fulfilment, when offered, are priced separately.
Want the full breakdown? Read the Toronto 3D printing price guide, then see how to lower a quote before uploading.
Get the file right the first time
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Slice and export a plate in Bambu Studio
Go from an STL or 3MF to a properly sliced, quote-ready file without losing the toolpath data during export.
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3D printing cost in Toronto
A practical breakdown of base fees, material, machine time, minimums, rush service, and the numbers to compare before ordering.
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Where to 3D print in Toronto
Libraries, campus labs, and print services solve different problems. Use this decision guide to choose the right route for your part.
Not sure what to print first?
Things people actually use — each links to MakerWorld, where you can pick a model, slice it, and send us the plate. These are base-rate estimates; the uploaded file and selected material set the final quote.
No printer at home? Read how to order a print from a MakerWorld model while respecting the model's licence.
Good questions
Why do I have to slice the file myself?
Slicing decides quality, strength, and supports — choices that belong to you. Slice in Bambu Studio for one of the machines listed above, check the preview, then export the sliced plate (File › Export › Export plate sliced file) and upload the .3mf or .gcode here.
What machines and materials do you run?
The machines and loaded materials listed above are live — they come straight from our shop inventory, and the fleet keeps growing. Slice for any machine on the list and your file runs as-is.
How is the price calculated?
The base estimate is a flat fee plus material weight and machine time. Your upload quote reads the exact grams and time from the sliced file, then uses the rate for each stocked filament you select. Any minimum, rush tier, discount, or shipping charge is shown before payment.
How long until my print is ready?
Paid jobs enter our workshop queue. Readiness depends on the file's sliced duration, the jobs ahead of it, material availability, and the machine and bed checks we perform before every start. Your job page shows queue position, then live progress while printing. Rush options buy queue priority when offered, not a guaranteed completion time.
Can you ship my print?
Pickup at 38 Widmer Street, Toronto, ON is free. When shipping is available at checkout, choose a saved Canadian address to see eligible Canada Post services and the full shipping price before payment. We pack and drop off the parcel after every plate finishes; tracking appears on your job page after the label is created.
What if the print fails?
If a job fails on our side, we reprint it free; if that reprint also fails, we refund it. A failure caused by the supplied slice is handled under the refund and reprint policy, so inspect supports, orientation, and the layer preview before uploading.
Need a longer answer? Browse the Toronto 3D printing guides.
Plate's sliced? You're two minutes from a quote.
Upload the .3mf or .gcode — no account needed.