Print your STL file in Nairobi

Tomo accepts STL and 3MF files up to 160 MB, and several files in one order. Export from your design app in millimetres. If a file looks like it was drawn in metres or inches, Tomo asks you to confirm the size before pricing it.

Files from sites such as Printables and Thingiverse work as they are. Tomo prints files you have the right to use.

Size. A single part can use the printer’s full 256 × 256 × 256 mm. When you order several copies, each one can be up to 250 mm across. If your model is too big, Fit scales it to the largest size that prints.

Supports and adhesion. Overhangs get supports automatically, and parts that stand on a small point, such as a ball, are printed on supports with a brim. Tomo removes temporary supports before delivery.

Printability. A model with no thickness, like a single flat surface, cannot be printed at any size, and Tomo tells you so instead of taking an order it cannot make.

Pick PLA, PETG or flexible TPU (which to choose) in a colour that is in stock, then quality, strength and quantity. The price and print time update as you change them (how prices work).

Pin your delivery point in Nairobi, see the delivery price, and pay by M-Pesa or card. Every part is checked after printing and packed before a rider is booked (delivery).

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