Level 1
First layer
Week one. Get a printer running and finish your first prints.
3D Printing Hub · Ships Across India
From first layer to finished part
Everything for your 3D printing journey in one place: printers and filament, the spares that keep them running, guides that teach you the craft, a print doctor for when things go wrong, and a team that repairs printers and prints your parts for you.
01Printers
Pick the Printer that fits how you make...
We stock the Bambu Lab range, from the A1 Mini for a first desk printer to the H2D for studios and labs. Answer four quick questions and the finder lights up the best match.
Best match
Bambu Lab A1 Mini 3D Printer
180 mm cube · Open frame
A first printer for desks, homes and classrooms
Rs. 21,499In stock
Best match
Bambu Lab A1 Mini Combo 3D Printer
180 mm cube · Open frame · Multi-colour
Small, colourful prints with the AMS lite
Rs. 36,499In stock
Best match
Best match
Bambu Lab A1 Combo 3D Printer
256 mm cube · Open frame · Multi-colour
Multi-colour printing made easy
Rs. 45,999Ask us
Best match
Bambu Lab A2L 3D Printer
330 × 320 × 325 mm · Open frame
Big parts, props and cosplay
Rs. 48,999In stock
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Bambu Lab A2L Combo 3D Printer
330 × 320 × 325 mm · Open frame · Multi-colour
Big prints in many colours
Rs. 65,999In stock
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Bambu Lab P1S 3D Printer
256 mm cube · Enclosed
ABS and ASA for tough, functional parts
Rs. 50,999In stock
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Bambu Lab P1S Combo 3D Printer
256 mm cube · Enclosed · Multi-colour
Enclosed workhorse with up to 16 colours
Rs. 68,999In stock
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Bambu Lab P2S Combo with AMS 2 Pro 3D Printer
256 mm cube · Enclosed · Multi-colour
Multi-colour with filament drying in the AMS 2 Pro
Rs. 94,999In stock
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Bambu Lab X1 – Carbon Combo 3D Printer
256 mm cube · Enclosed · Multi-colour
Lidar-checked first layers, carbon fibre ready
Rs. 149,999Ask us
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Bambu Lab X1E Combo 3D Printer
256 mm cube · Enclosed · Multi-colour
Labs and offices: Ethernet, HEPA and carbon filters
Rs. 259,999Ask us
Best match
Bambu Lab H2S AMS 2 Pro Combo 3D Printer
340 × 320 × 340 mm · Enclosed · Multi-colour
Large engineering prints, heated chamber
Rs. 176,999In stock
Best match
Bambu Lab H2D 3D Printer
350 × 320 × 325 mm · Enclosed · Multi-colour
Two nozzles: two materials in one print
Rs. 214,999Ask us
Best match
Bambu Lab H2D Pro Combo 3D Printer
350 × 320 × 325 mm · Enclosed · Multi-colour
The studio flagship, with AMS
Rs. 439,999Ask us
02Filaments
The Filament Lab: which plastic, which job
Every Numakers material, in one place. Tap a spool to see its temperatures, how easy it is to print, what it is good for, and every colour, with out-of-stock ones crossed out. Temperatures are typical starting points; always check the label on your spool.
PLA
The easy one. Prints at low temperatures with almost no warping.
Nozzle190–220°C
Bed45–60°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Prototypes, display models, toys, classroom projects and anything that stays indoors.
Watch out
Softens at about 55°C, so not for car dashboards or hot sunlight. More brittle than PLA+ or PETG.
29 colours · 27 in stockout of stock
Point at a colour to see its name.
PLA+
Tougher PLA. Just as easy, but less brittle, so better for parts that get handled.
Nozzle205–230°C
Bed55–65°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Everyday functional prints: enclosures, brackets, organisers, robot parts and gifts.
Watch out
Still a PLA: keep it away from heat. Store it dry for the cleanest prints.
39 colours · 31 in stockout of stock
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PETG HS
High-speed PETG: strong, slightly flexible, and handles warmth and water better than PLA.
Nozzle230–260°C
Bed70–85°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Functional parts, outdoor-ish use, clips, planters and water-facing parts, printed fast.
Watch out
Strings if wet or too hot. It can bond too hard to smooth PEI: use glue stick as a release layer.
17 colours · 17 in stock
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PETG Translucent
See-through, glassy PETG, plain or with glitter, that glows when light passes through.
Nozzle230–250°C
Bed70–85°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Lamp shades, light diffusers, vases, signage and display pieces.
Watch out
Clarity needs slow, hot printing with thicker walls. Dry it well to avoid bubbles.
13 colours · 13 in stock
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ABS
The classic engineering plastic. Tough and heat resistant once you tame warping.
Nozzle240–260°C
Bed90–110°C
EnclosureRecommended
Great for
Car interior parts, tool handles, enclosures near heat, and parts you want to sand or smooth.
Watch out
Warps without an enclosure and gives off fumes: print in a ventilated room, ideally an enclosed printer.
9 colours · 8 in stockout of stock
Point at a colour to see its name.
ASA
Like ABS, but it stays strong and keeps its colour in the sun.
Nozzle240–260°C
Bed90–110°C
EnclosureRecommended
Great for
Outdoor parts: drone and RC parts, garden fittings, signage, antenna mounts.
Watch out
Same care as ABS: enclosure, ventilation, a brim for big parts.
8 colours · 8 in stock
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PLA Silk
A shiny, metallic-looking PLA that makes models look finished straight off the bed.
Nozzle200–230°C
Bed50–60°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Vases, idols, trophies, gifts and display pieces.
Watch out
Print a little slower and hotter than normal PLA. Layers bond less well, so not for strong parts.
21 colours · 21 in stock
Point at a colour to see its name.
Dual-Colour Silk
Silk PLA with two colours side by side: the colour shifts as you walk around the print.
Nozzle200–230°C
Bed50–60°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Vases, figurines and decor where you want a colour-shift effect without an AMS.
Watch out
The effect shows best on round models printed in a single wall or with few seams.
5 colours · 5 in stock
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Tri-Colour Silk
Three colours in one strand for a rainbow, colour-shifting shine.
Nozzle200–230°C
Bed50–60°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Show pieces, gifts, vases and festive decor.
Watch out
Same care as silk PLA: slower, slightly hotter, not for strong parts.
9 colours · 9 in stock
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PLA Matte
A soft, chalky finish that hides layer lines and looks premium.
Nozzle200–230°C
Bed50–60°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Architectural models, product prototypes, figurines and cosplay.
Watch out
A little more brittle than regular PLA. Scuffs show on dark colours.
15 colours · 13 in stockout of stock
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PLA Metallic
PLA with a brushed-metal look in bronze, copper, blue and green.
Nozzle200–230°C
Bed50–60°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Statues, props, trophies and anything you want to look like cast metal.
Watch out
Metallic particles can be mildly abrasive: a hardened steel nozzle is a safe choice.
6 colours · 5 in stockout of stock
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PLA Starlight
Deep colours packed with glitter that sparkle like a night sky.
Nozzle200–230°C
Bed50–60°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Decor, phone stands, cosplay and gifts with a sparkle.
Watch out
Glitter can be mildly abrasive: a hardened steel nozzle is a safe choice.
5 colours · 5 in stock
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PLA Glow
PLA that charges in light and glows in the dark.
Nozzle200–230°C
Bed50–60°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Night lights, kids' rooms, switch markers, safety markers and Halloween props.
Watch out
Abrasive: use a hardened steel nozzle. Thicker walls glow brighter.
5 colours · 4 in stockout of stock
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PLA-CF
PLA filled with carbon fibre: stiff, light and with a premium matte finish.
Nozzle210–240°C
Bed55–65°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Drone frames, jigs and fixtures, stiff brackets and parts that must not flex.
Watch out
Abrasive: use a hardened steel nozzle. Slightly more brittle on impact than plain PLA.
4 colours · 3 in stockout of stock
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PETG-CF
PETG filled with carbon fibre: stiff, tough and heat resistant with a matte finish.
Nozzle240–270°C
Bed70–85°C
EnclosureOptional
Great for
Functional engineering parts, RC and drone parts, brackets and tool holders.
Watch out
Abrasive: use a hardened steel nozzle. Dry it before printing.
5 colours · 4 in stockout of stock
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PLA Wood
PLA with real wood fibres: looks and sands like wood.
Nozzle190–220°C
Bed50–60°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Decor, plant pots, figurines, boxes and props that should look like carved wood.
Watch out
Use a 0.6 mm nozzle if you can to avoid clogs. Do not leave it hot in the nozzle.
1 colour · 1 in stock
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PLA Stone
PLA with a speckled, stone-like finish that looks like cast concrete or granite.
Nozzle200–230°C
Bed50–60°C
EnclosureNot needed
Great for
Architectural models, planters, sculptures, terrain and decor with a natural stone look.
Watch out
The mineral filler can be mildly abrasive: a hardened steel nozzle is a safe choice.
1 colour · 0 in stockout of stock
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What does a print cost in filament?
Type the model weight from your slicer (Bambu Studio and Orca show it after slicing) and your spool price. Material only; electricity and wear are not included.
A g print from a ₹ spool uses – of filament. That is – prints per spool, and about – of 1.75 mm PLA.
Best-selling filaments
All filaments
Numakers PETG HS Filament – Pitch Black – 1.75 mm / 1 kg
Rs. 749Sold out
03Spares
Keep it Printing: spares & care
Most print problems come from a few wear parts: the nozzle, the build plate and the moving parts. A little care on a schedule saves a lot of failed prints.
- Every print
Keep the build plate free of dust and fingerprints, and check the filament runs freely off the spool.
- Every week
Wash the PEI plate with warm water and dish soap, dry it, and wipe burnt plastic off the nozzle tip while it is warm.
- Every month
Clean the rods or rails and lubricate them as your printer's manual says. Check belt tension and loose screws.
- Every 3 to 6 months
Inspect the nozzle, PTFE tube, extruder gears and fans for wear, and replace what is worn.
- Before CF or glow filament
Fit a hardened steel nozzle. Abrasive filaments wear out brass and stainless steel nozzles quickly.
Bambu Lab Glue Stick for Build Plate (SGL001)
Rs. 599Sold out
Bambu Lab Lubricant Grease (3g, Pack of 1) (FAZ030)
Rs. 399Sold out
610 MM GT2 6mm Width Black Closed Timing Belt For 3D Printer
Rs. 169Sold out
04Learn
Your 3D Printing Journey, one level at a time
Every maker starts with a wobbly first layer. Work through the four levels, tick off what you have learned, and the page remembers your progress on this device.
Guides from our Print Lab
All guides-
Buying guide
How to choose a 3D printer
Open frame or enclosed, one colour or sixteen, small or large. Choose the right Bambu Lab printer, with a printer finder.
9 min read -
Tips & tricks
Master your 3D printer: 30 tips
Perfect first layers, slicer settings that matter, filament care in humid weather, stronger parts and finishing. Tick them off as you go.
11 min read -
Lighting
Puck lights & lithophane lights
What a lithophane is, warm vs cool vs RGB light, safe low-voltage wiring and the print settings that make photos glow.
8 min read -
Materials
PLA, PETG, ABS or ASA?
When to use each filament, from PLA to carbon fibre and TPU, plus silk, matte and glow effects. With a filament finder.
8 min read
Your maker's journey
Level 2
Dial it in
Make prints that come out right every time, not just sometimes.
Level 3
Design your own
Stop downloading, start designing parts that solve your problems.
Level 4
Make it a craft
Engineering materials, multi-colour and small-batch making.
Speak the language
The words you will meet in every slicer and every guide, explained in one line.
Slicer
Software such as Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer or Cura that cuts a 3D model into layers and writes the instructions (G-code) your printer follows.
05Print doctor
The print doctor: what went wrong?
Pick what your print looks like. You get the usual causes, a step-by-step fix, and the parts that help. Most problems are solved in minutes.
Diagnosis
Not sticking to the bed
The first layer peels up, slides around, or the print comes loose part way through.
Likely causes
- Fingerprints or dust on the plate
- Nozzle too high above the bed (Z offset)
- Bed too cool for the filament
- Wrong plate or no glue for the material
- Air from a fan or AC hitting the print
Fix it, step by step
- Wash the PEI plate with warm water and dish soap, dry it, and do not touch the print surface
- Re-run bed levelling or the printer's auto calibration
- Raise the bed temperature by 5°C (PLA likes 55–65°C)
- Use glue stick for PETG on smooth PEI, or for PLA on a cool plate
- Add a 5 mm brim and slow the first layer down
- Keep fans and AC air away from the printer
Parts that help
Bambu Lab Glue Stick for Build Plate (SGL001)Rs. 599
Numakers IceGrip Build Plate for Bambu Lab X1/P1/A1 Series (256x256mm)Rs. 1,599
Bambu Lab Bambu Smooth and Textured PEI Plate for A1,P1P,P1S,X1,X1C,X1E (FAP011)Rs. 5,049Tried it and still stuck?Book the printer clinic
Stop it happening again.30 tips to print better
Diagnosis
Warping corners
The corners of the print curl up off the bed, often in ABS, ASA and large flat parts.
Likely causes
- Plastic shrinks as it cools, pulling the corners up
- ABS or ASA printed without an enclosure
- Cold drafts from fans, windows or AC
- Too little grip on the first layer
Fix it, step by step
- Print ABS and ASA on an enclosed printer with the door closed
- Add a brim, or mouse ears on sharp corners
- Raise the bed temperature (90–110°C for ABS and ASA)
- Turn part cooling down or off for the first layers of ABS
- Keep the printer away from fans, windows and AC
Parts that help
Bambu Lab Glue Stick for Build Plate (SGL001)Rs. 599Numakers IceGrip Build Plate for Bambu Lab X1/P1/A1 Series (256x256mm)Rs. 1,599
Bambu Lab P1S 3D PrinterRs. 50,999Tried it and still stuck?Book the printer clinic
Stop it happening again.30 tips to print better
Diagnosis
Stringing and hairs
Thin hairs or cobwebs of plastic between separate parts of the print.
Likely causes
- Damp filament (PETG and TPU are the worst)
- Nozzle temperature too high
- Not enough retraction
- Long travel moves over open space
Fix it, step by step
- Dry the filament: about 6 to 8 hours at 50°C for PLA, 65°C for PETG
- Lower the nozzle temperature in 5°C steps
- Increase retraction distance a little at a time
- Turn on 'avoid crossing walls' in the slicer
- A quick pass with a heat gun removes fine strings
Parts that help
Numakers PLA+ Filament – Pure White – 1.75 mm / 1 kgRs. 749
Numakers PETG HS Filament – Pure White – 1.75 mm / 1 kgRs. 749Tried it and still stuck?Book the printer clinic
Stop it happening again.30 tips to print better
Diagnosis
Gaps and thin layers
Walls with gaps, weak spongy layers, or missing lines: the printer is not pushing out enough plastic.
Likely causes
- Partial clog in the nozzle
- Damp filament
- Printing too fast for the temperature
- Spool tangled or not unwinding freely
- Worn extruder gears
Fix it, step by step
- Check the spool turns freely and the filament is not tangled
- Do a cold pull to clear a partial clog
- Raise the temperature 5–10°C or slow the print down
- Run flow rate calibration for that filament
- Replace the nozzle or hotend if it is worn
Parts that help
Bambu Lab Hotend with Stainless Steel Nozzle 0.4mm | A1, A1 Mini, A2 (FAH007)Rs. 1,499
Bambu Lab Hotend with Hardened Steel Nozzle - 0.4 mm for P1P, P1S, X1C (FAH001-N-1)Rs. 1,999Tried it and still stuck?Book the printer clinic
Stop it happening again.30 tips to print better
Diagnosis
Clogged nozzle
Nothing comes out of the nozzle, or the extruder clicks and grinds.
Likely causes
- Heat creep: heat rises and softens filament too early
- PLA printed in a closed, hot enclosure
- Dust or burnt plastic inside the nozzle
- Abrasive filament wore out a soft nozzle
Fix it, step by step
- Open the door or lid when printing PLA on an enclosed printer
- Heat the nozzle and push filament through by hand
- Do a cold pull to pull out the debris
- On Bambu Lab printers, swap in a spare hotend in a minute
- Use a hardened steel nozzle for CF and glow filaments
Parts that help
Bambu Lab Hotend with Stainless Steel Nozzle 0.4mm | A1, A1 Mini, A2 (FAH007)Rs. 1,499Bambu Lab Hotend with Hardened Steel Nozzle - 0.4 mm for P1P, P1S, X1C (FAH001-N-1)Rs. 1,999
Bambu Lab Complete Hotend Assembly with Hardened Steel Nozzle - 0.4mm for P1 Series (FAH001-P)Rs. 4,499Tried it and still stuck?Book the printer clinic
Stop it happening again.30 tips to print better
Diagnosis
Layer shift
The print suddenly steps sideways part way up, like a staircase.
Likely causes
- Loose belt or pulley
- The nozzle hit a curled edge of the print
- Too much speed or acceleration
- Dirty or dry rails
Fix it, step by step
- Check belt tension and tighten pulley screws
- Clean and lubricate rods or rails
- Fix warping or curling so the nozzle cannot catch it
- Lower print speed or acceleration
- Make sure nothing blocks the print head's path
Parts that help
610 MM GT2 6mm Width Black Closed Timing Belt For 3D PrinterRs. 169
Bambu Lab Lubricant Grease (3g, Pack of 1) (FAZ030)Rs. 399Tried it and still stuck?Book the printer clinic
Stop it happening again.30 tips to print better
Diagnosis
Elephant's foot
The bottom layers bulge outwards, so parts do not fit together.
Likely causes
- First layer squashed too much (nozzle too low)
- Bed too hot, keeping the bottom layers soft
- Heavy part pressing down on soft layers
Fix it, step by step
- Raise the Z offset slightly
- Lower the bed temperature by 5°C
- Turn on elephant foot compensation in the slicer
- Add a small chamfer to the bottom edge of your design
Tried it and still stuck?Book the printer clinic
Stop it happening again.30 tips to print better
Diagnosis
Ghosting and ripples
Faint echoes or waves repeat after corners, letters and holes.
Likely causes
- Vibration at high speed
- Loose belts
- Printer on a wobbly table
Fix it, step by step
- Put the printer on a solid, heavy table or a paving slab
- Run the vibration compensation calibration
- Check and adjust belt tension
- Lower outer wall speed and acceleration
Parts that help
610 MM GT2 6mm Width Black Closed Timing Belt For 3D PrinterRs. 169Bambu Lab Lubricant Grease (3g, Pack of 1) (FAZ030)Rs. 399Tried it and still stuck?Book the printer clinic
Stop it happening again.30 tips to print better
Diagnosis
Spaghetti mess
You come back to a nest of loose filament instead of a print.
Likely causes
- The part came loose from the bed
- Overhangs printed without supports
- Tall thin parts wobbling and getting knocked over
Fix it, step by step
- Fix bed adhesion first: clean plate, glue, brim
- Add tree supports under overhangs
- Orient the part flat-side down and lower its height if you can
- Turn on spaghetti detection on printers that have it
- Watch the first few layers before you walk away
Parts that help
Bambu Lab Glue Stick for Build Plate (SGL001)Rs. 599Bambu Lab Bambu Smooth and Textured PEI Plate for A1,P1P,P1S,X1,X1C,X1E (FAP011)Rs. 5,049Tried it and still stuck?Book the printer clinic
Stop it happening again.30 tips to print better
06Repair
The Printer Clinic: repairs & service
When the print doctor is not enough, bring your printer to our workshop. We diagnose it, tell you the cost first, fix it, and prove it with a test print.
- Clogs and hotends
Cold pulls, nozzle and hotend replacement, heater and thermistor faults.
- Bed and first layer
Levelling, Z offset, build plates and heated bed faults.
- Motion problems
Belts, pulleys, bearings, rails and motors behind layer shifts and noise.
- Extruder and filament path
Worn gears, filament sensors, and AMS or AMS lite feeding errors.
- Electronics and firmware
Boards, wiring, fans, screens and firmware updates.
- Service and tune-up
A full clean, lubrication, calibration and a test print.
- Tell usFill the form or send a short video on WhatsApp.
- Diagnose and quoteWe find the fault and confirm the cost before any work.
- RepairFixed with parts from our own stock.
- Test printWe run a test print, then hand it back or ship it.
Book the Printer Clinic
Tell us what is happening. We will call you back, and often we can solve it over the phone.
07Printed parts
Ready-made 3D printed parts
Printed in our workshop: cases for your boards and displays, robot parts, workbench helpers, and Odisha's heritage models in fine detail.
Electronics cases
Case for Raspberry Pi Pico (3D Printed)
Rs. 99Sold out
Arduino Nano Case (3D Printed)
Rs. 69Sold out
Case for OLED 0.96inch (3D Printed)
Rs. 69Sold out
Robot & mechanism parts
Workbench helpers
Art & heritage
Lord Jagannath Balabhadra Subhadha Ratha (3D Printed)
from Rs. 1,499Choose
Lord Jagannath Idol Sculpture (3D Printed)
from Rs. 299Choose
08Print on demand
Print on Demand: your file, our printers
No printer yet, or need a material you do not have? Pick from every Numakers material and colour, build your print job below and send it to us with your file. We check it, quote you, print it and ship it.
What do you have?
Material
Every Numakers material. Not sure? Choose "Help me choose" and tell us where the part will be used.
Colour
Every colour of the material you picked. Crossed-out colours are out of stock right now: you can still choose one and we will tell you when it is back.
Selected:
Finish
How many?
- Send the jobYour file plus the job ticket above, on WhatsApp or email.
- Check and quoteWe check the file, suggest the best material and settings, and quote.
- PrintPrinted on our Bambu Lab printers and cleaned up.
- Pack and shipInspected, packed and shipped across India.
09Questions
Questions makers ask us
Which 3D printer should a beginner buy?
For most beginners we suggest the Bambu Lab A1 Mini, or the A1 if you want bigger prints. Both calibrate themselves and print well straight out of the box. Choose a Combo if you want multi-colour. Use the printer finder above, or message us and we will help you choose.
Can you print my file for me?
Yes. Build your job in the print on demand section and send it to us on WhatsApp or email with your STL, 3MF or STEP file. We check it, suggest a material and send you a quote before printing.
I don't have a 3D model, only an idea or a broken part. Can you help?
Yes. Send us photos, a sketch with measurements, or the broken part, and we will tell you whether we can design and print it.
Do you repair printers bought somewhere else?
Tell us the brand and model in the printer clinic form. We work on Bambu Lab printers and many other FDM printers, and we confirm whether we can help and what it will cost before any work.
Is PLA food safe?
We do not recommend 3D printed parts for food contact. Even with a food-grade filament, the tiny gaps between layers trap food and bacteria.
How much is shipping?
There is no minimum order. Standard shipping is a flat ₹75 and express is ₹120. Orders above ₹1,999 ship free with the coupon code FREESHIPPING.
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