Filament calculator: grams, metres and pesos
Converts between filament length, mass in grams and cost in pesos, for 1.75 mm or 2.85 mm and the real density of the material you are using.
Open calculations. Every tool publishes its formula, assumptions and limitations on the same page: a calculator whose maths you cannot check is not a source.
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Converts between filament length, mass in grams and cost in pesos, for 1.75 mm or 2.85 mm and the real density of the material you are using.
Turns the volume your resin slicer reports into grams and pesos, and adds the cost of isopropyl alcohol and the FEP film, which almost nobody counts.
Adds material, electricity, machine wear, your time and your failure rate to tell you what a part costs you and what you should charge for it.
How many kWh your printer uses per hour, per print and per month, and what that costs in pesos at the tariff you enter from your own bill.
Puts PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, TPU, nylon, PC and the resins side by side using only what the manufacturer actually publishes, leaving the gap visible where it publishes nothing.
Which layer heights and extrusion widths are reasonable for each nozzle diameter, and how much print time changes when you move them.
Up to four printers side by side with their stated specifications, the date on every peso price and a clear notice when we have not tested them.
Search a term in Spanish or English, including acronyms and synonyms, and get a one-sentence definition first.
Five questions about what you print, part size, experience and materials. At the end, the models in our catalogue that fit that profile, and why. Not a ranking: a filter.
Describe what you see — it lifted, there are strings, layers are missing, it shifted — and it takes you to the problem entry with causes and fixes ordered by effort.
What each format stores, what is lost converting 3MF to STL, and which program opens each one. Written for whoever just downloaded a 3MF and does not know what to do with it.