Fabrishare
Fabrishare

3D printing serviceShare your idea. Get offers from makers.

Fabrishare is the platform that connects people who need 3D printing with resin and FDM makers, print farms and workshops. From a single part to runs of thousands. Tell us about your project and get offers within 24–48 hours.

Free, no commitment. Offers within 24–48 hours.

Example

Hover bike scale model

  • STL attached
  • Needed within 2 weeks

3 offers received

  • Maker

    Valencia · 3 days

    €48

  • Miniatures workshop

    Seville · 5 days

    €36

  • Print farm

    Bilbao · 8 days

    €31

Chosen: the Seville workshop

3D model: «Hover bike – The Rocket», TuppsM · CC BY 4.0

projects handled by the network
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projects handled by the network
SLA, DLP, SLS, MJF, colour UV, laser and CNC
Resin, FDM & more
SLA, DLP, SLS, MJF, colour UV, laser and CNC
units per job
1 to thousands
units per job

Estimate the price and get offers

Upload your STL: see it in 3D, get a ballpark price instantly and, if it suits you, ask makers for offers. No file? Send us a photo or describe your idea and you'll get offers too.

What are you starting with?

Pick what you have. With a 3D file you will see it in 3D and get a ballpark price instantly.

Typical 3D printing prices

What some common jobs usually cost, worked out with the same formula as the calculator.

  • 28 mm miniature
    Resin

    28 mm miniature

    1 unit

    Typical

    €23

    €14–€38

  • Batch of 10 × 28 mm miniatures
    Resin×10

    Batch of 10 × 28 mm miniatures

    10 units

    Typical

    €57

    €5.73 per unit

    €34–€92

  • 75 mm bust
    Resin

    75 mm bust

    1 unit

    Typical

    €25

    €15–€40

  • 20 cm figure
    Resin

    20 cm figure

    1 unit

    Typical

    €34

    €21–€55

  • Small spare part (bracket, clip)
    FDM

    Small spare part (bracket, clip)

    1 unit

    Typical

    €10

    €6–€17

  • Medium case or cover
    FDM

    Medium case or cover

    1 unit

    Typical

    €12

    €7–€19

  • Run of 100 small parts
    FDM×100

    Run of 100 small parts

    100 units

    Typical

    €365

    €3.65 per unit

    €219–€585

  • What about your part?

    Upload your STL for an instant price, or describe it and we'll send you offers.

    Calculate my price
View as a table
PartTechnologyQuantityRangeMost common
28 mm miniatureResin1€14 – €38€23
Batch of 10 × 28 mm miniaturesResin10€34 – €92€57
75 mm bustResin1€15 – €40€25
20 cm figureResin1€21 – €55€34
Small spare part (bracket, clip)FDM1€6 – €17€10
Medium case or coverFDM1€7 – €19€12
Run of 100 small partsFDM100€219 – €585€365

Prices for the whole job, excluding VAT and shipping. Each maker sets their own final price.

What the price includes, and how to pay less

Who prints your part

Your project reaches whoever fits it best: a miniature and 300 parts for a company are different jobs.

  • Maker checking a freshly printed miniature next to a resin printer

    Makers

    People with their own printers and plenty of craft. Ideal for one-off parts, miniatures, spare parts and detailed work.

  • 3D print farm with racks of FDM printers and the team checking production

    Print farms

    Dozens of printers running at once. For runs of hundreds or thousands of parts, fast.

  • Technicians inspecting parts in a workshop with industrial 3D printers

    Workshops and factories

    For companies and short runs: when you need volume and finish, but an injection mould doesn't pay off.

How it works

  1. Person uploading an STL file from a laptop
    01

    Post your project

    A photo, an STL file or just the idea. Add size, material, quantity and when you need it.

  2. 02

    The network sees it

    Makers, farms and workshops see your full project, file included, and decide whether they can take it on.

  3. 03

    Get offers

    Each one sends you a price and a lead time. No chasing people across ten different channels.

  4. 04

    Compare and choose

    Price, lead time and past work. You decide who to work with, and the others are told: nobody is left waiting.

  5. Highly detailed resin-printed dragon, ready to ship
    05

    Get your part

    It's printed, checked and shipped to your door.

Coming soon

Done by hand today. Soon, all in one place

Right now we review every project ourselves and share it with the network. We're building the platform so everything happens on Fabrishare.

Now

  1. 1You send your project with the form.
  2. 2We review it and share it with the makers who fit.
  3. 3Offers reach you by email, WhatsApp or Telegram.
  4. 4You choose and talk directly to the maker.

With the platform

  • Your project in a dashboardPost it and see every offer side by side.
  • Messaging with the makerThe whole conversation in one place.
  • Order statusKnow where it is: in progress, shipped, completed.
  • Profiles and reviewsPortfolio and other customers' reviews before you choose.
  • Insured shippingYour part travels insured to your door.

What you can print

  • Functional case 3D printed in grey PETG

    Spare and functional parts

    The part that broke and isn't sold separately: brackets, connectors, covers, knobs.

  • 28 mm fantasy miniature printed in resin

    Miniatures and figures

    Tabletop and wargaming miniatures, busts and high-detail resin figures.

  • Painted 3D printed anatomical heart model

    Replicas, models and props

    Helmets, scale models and display pieces.

  • Three functional prototypes FDM-printed in carbon fibre: gear, bracket and fitting

    Prototypes and short runs

    For companies: test a design or produce without a mould.

  • Geometric PLA planter with a succulent

    Gifts and one-offs

    A custom figure, a wedding detail, an ornament.

  • Person comparing a printed part with its 3D model on a laptop

    3D design

    No file? Some can design it from a photo or a sketch.

And also

  • Car, motorbike and motorhome parts
  • Bike parts
  • Appliance parts
  • Furniture and shelving
  • Musical instruments
  • Custom adapters
  • Electronics enclosures
  • Moulds and casting masters
  • Student projects
  • Wargame terrain
  • RPG and board game accessories
  • Lost game pieces
  • Cosplay helmets and props
  • Ship and vehicle models
  • Resin jewellery
  • Lithophanes and lamps
  • Cake toppers
  • Christmas ornaments
  • Trade fair and event runs
  • Crowdfunding production

Real jobs that went through the network

Some of the projects we receive, and why they called for 3D printing.

  • Spare part

    Connector for a shelving unit

    The broken part isn't sold separately: we replicate it and the furniture stays in use.

    • FDM
    • Functional part
  • Spare part

    Motorhome lock

    A part that works every day, not just for show.

    • FDM
    • Functional part
  • Wargaming

    Batch of 50-60 miniatures

    Fine detail across many identical figures, tough enough to survive the gaming table.

    • ABS-like resin
    • 28-32 mm
    • 50-60 pcs
  • Modelling

    Boat hull in 52 parts

    Too big for one printer: split into 52 parts to be assembled and fibreglassed.

    • Large format
    • 52 parts
  • Company

    Medical device replicas for a trade fair

    Show the product on the stand without shipping the real equipment.

    • Replica
    • Trade fair
  • Event

    80 custom cups

    A personalised short run without paying for a mould.

    • 80 pcs
    • Short run
  • Figure

    36 cm articulated doll

    21 parts that have to fit together and move.

    • 36 cm
    • 21 parts
  • University

    Robotic arm for a final-year project

    Custom mechanical parts for a degree project.

    • Prototype
    • Mechanical parts
  • Moulds

    Master for casting concrete

    A printed part to make the silicone mould and produce in concrete.

    • Master
    • Silicone mould

Are you a company?

Prototypes, short runs and trade fair replicas. Tell us what you need and farms and workshops with capacity for your volume will reply.

Send a company project
  • From 20 to thousands of units without paying for a mould.
  • Functional prototypes to test before you manufacture.
  • Models and replicas for trade fairs and presentations.

What customers say

“Everything was great. Communication with the printer was smooth and fast. The print came out perfect and, honestly, I'm delighted with the result. I'll definitely use your system again.”
— Emilio · 3D artist
“The project went well: up to 3 makers got in touch with me very kindly and today I received the result at home.”
— Jordi · Private customer
“The part turned out perfect, thank you very much.”
— Edwin · Private customer

Real replies from customers to our follow-up email (July 2026), translated from Spanish.

FAQ

How much does it cost to 3D print a miniature?

A 28 mm miniature printed in resin costs between €14 and €38, typically around €23 (excluding VAT and shipping). Batches are much cheaper: 10 miniatures come to about €57, roughly €5.73 each.

How much does it cost to 3D print a spare part?

A small FDM spare part, such as a bracket or a clip, costs between €6 and €17, typically €10. Runs bring the price right down: 100 small parts work out at about €3.65 each.

Resin or FDM?

Resin (MSLA, DLP or SLA) for fine detail: miniatures, figures, busts and jewellery. FDM (filament) for functional, large or load-bearing parts, and it is usually cheaper. For technical nylon parts and runs, SLS or MJF.

What is Fabrishare?

Fabrishare is an online 3D printing service: a platform that connects people and companies who need a part printed with a network of makers, print farms and workshops. You post your project (STL file, photo or idea), receive offers with price and lead time, and choose who prints it. It grew out of the Mr Resin maker network, which has handled more than 120 projects from across Spain and other European countries.

Who prints my part?

Makers with their own workshop for one-off parts and miniatures, print farms for runs of hundreds or thousands of parts, and workshops with a professional finish for companies. They work with resin (MSLA, DLP and SLA), FDM, SLS and MJF, and some also offer full-colour UV 3D printing, laser cutting and engraving, or CNC.

How do I pay?

Posting your project and receiving offers is free. You pay the maker you choose directly, at the price and lead time they offered. The ballpark prices on the site exclude VAT and shipping.

How much does it cost?

For customers, posting a project and getting offers is free. You only pay for the part, to whoever you choose.

Do I need a 3D file?

No. You can start with a photo or an idea: some makers in the network also do the design.

Can you handle large runs?

Yes. Besides makers, the network includes print farms and workshops set up for hundreds or thousands of units.

How fast do offers arrive?

We review each project within hours and share it with the makers who fit. First offers usually arrive within 24–48 hours.

Which countries do you cover?

Across Europe: we get jobs from Spain, Portugal, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Makers from your own country usually apply, and sometimes from your own city, because it's more convenient.

Will there be a platform?

Yes. Right now we handle each project by hand and offers reach you by email, WhatsApp or Telegram. We're building the Fabrishare platform: you'll post your project in a dashboard, see offers side by side, message the maker, follow the order status and check profiles and reviews before choosing.

What do you do with my data?

We only use it to handle your project and put you in touch with the makers who can do it. We don't sell it or use it for advertising without your permission.