Step 01 · Your design
File check and print-ready review
You upload STL, STEP, 3MF or OBJ. A person checks walls, holes and fit before anything prints, and flags what should change.
You get
A print-ready file and a confirmed price.
Tera 3D printing · FDM and SLS/MJF nylon
Take your part from prototype to production. Prove it in FDM. Make it in nylon.
Prove the design fast with an FDM prototype. Then make the production run in SLS/MJF nylon. One team checks your file, prints, inspects and ships.
Every file checked by a personPrototype and production from one teamFinal price confirmed after file review
TechnologiesFDM + SLS/MJFPlastic prototypes and nylon production parts
Minimum order$50 minimumEstimate an FDM job online in seconds
File reviewEvery fileReviewed by a person before it prints
01Live demo
Follow one part from file to production
Six steps, one part. The tour moves on by itself. Pick any step to stop and look closer.
Step 02 · Prototype
FDM prototype, printed fast
A hot nozzle lays plastic one layer at a time. It is the quickest, lowest-cost way to get the real shape in your hand.
You get
A physical prototype to hold, fit and test.
Step 03 · Test
Prototype in hand: fit and function
Try the part in your assembly. Tell us what to change, and we update the file with you before the run.
You get
A clear list of changes, agreed before production.
Step 04 · Production
SLS/MJF production run in nylon
Nylon powder is fused layer by layer in a heated bed, many parts at once. Parts come out strong, then the loose powder is removed.
You get
Tough nylon parts, made the same way across the batch.
Step 05 · Quality check
Quality check of the batch
We measure the key dimensions with calipers and look over each part. Anything out of spec is held back, not shipped.
You get
Parts checked against the dimensions that matter to you.
Step 06 · Ship
Packed and shipped
Parts are cleaned, counted and packed so they travel safely. You get tracking as soon as the box leaves.
You get
Your parts at your door, with tracking.
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02The problem
Getting a part made should not stall your project
Most delays happen before and between prints, not during them.
You wait days for a price
You send a file and wait. A small change means waiting again. The project sits still while nothing gets made.
Prototype and production don't match
The prototype comes from one shop and the run from another. Settings change, and a part that fit before stops fitting.
File problems show up after printing
Thin walls, tight holes and broken meshes are found when the part is already on the bench. That costs time and material.
03Price your part
Estimate an FDM job in seconds
Move the sliders to see a live estimate. Your slicer shows part mass and print time. Nylon parts are priced after a file review.
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Minimum order $50 applied
SLS/MJF nylon
Quote after file review
Nylon parts share one powder bed, so the price depends on how your part packs with others. We review the file and send a firm price.
Final price confirmed after file review.
Request a quoteEstimate only.Final price confirmed after file review.
04How it works
From your file to parts at your door
Upload
Send your file
STL, STEP, 3MF or OBJ. Add the quantity and any notes on fit or finish.
File review
A person checks it
We confirm the technology, material, price and lead time, and flag any changes.
Print
FDM or SLS/MJF
FDM for prototypes and simple parts. SLS/MJF nylon for strong production parts.
QC and ship
Checked, then sent
Key dimensions measured, parts packed, tracking sent to you.
Nothing prints until you approve the file review and the price.
05FAQ
Questions
Which file types can I send?
STL, STEP, 3MF and OBJ. STEP is best when exact dimensions matter. If you only have another format, send it and we will tell you what we need.
Should I pick FDM or SLS/MJF nylon?
Pick FDM for fast, low-cost prototypes and simple parts. Pick SLS/MJF nylon for strong parts, fine detail and production runs. Not sure? Send the file and we will recommend one at file review.
How long does it take?
It depends on the part, the technology and the quantity. Your lead time is confirmed at file review, before anything prints.
What tolerances can you hold?
It depends on the part and the material. Tell us which dimensions matter most, and we confirm what we can hold at file review.
Is there a minimum order?
Yes. The minimum order is $50. The estimator shows when the minimum applies.
What if my file needs changes?
We tell you what to change and why at file review. You can update the file yourself, or ask us to help. Nothing prints until you approve.
Tera 3D printing
Get a price for your part
Send your file. We review it and confirm the price and lead time before anything prints.