Print

How Womp prints your model in resin and ships it, and where to find the limits, materials, ordering steps and shipping.

Use this when: you want a physical print of a model made in Womp or uploaded to Womp.

Don't use this for: modelling. Read Make.

Womp prints models and ships them to you. You order from the editor (the Print button in the top bar) or by uploading a 3D file. Womp checks each order before it prints.

A resin USB stick case held up to daylight so the light shows through it.

A USB stick case printed in clear resin. Clear resin is transparent only after its faces are polished or coated, so clear parts finished glossy follow the glossy rules (CLA-01).

Start here

  1. Design rules: the limits a model must meet, with a rule ID on every number.
  2. Materials and finishes: what you can print in, and how matte, glossy and clear differ.
  3. Ordering: the steps from the Print button to checkout, and what happens after.
  4. Shipping: delivery estimates, tracking and costs.

The three facts agents get wrong most

  • Clearance is per side. A hole diameter is the shaft diameter plus 2 times the clearance (CLR-01).
  • Glossy and clear parts need bigger gaps than matte: an open sliding fit needs 1 mm per side glossy, 0.5 mm matte (CLR-04). A part sliding inside a closed sleeve needs 2 mm glossy (CLS-02).
  • The minimum order is $30 and a print must fit inside 30 x 30 x 30 cm. Both are live settings; this page reads them from Womp at each build. See Ordering.

Use instead

  • Wrong move: sending a model to print without checking fits and thin parts. Why: a part can print and still jam, fuse or snap in shipping (GEN-02). Right move: check it against Design rules first.
  • Wrong move: quoting a print price. Why: the price is computed per model at order time. Right move: open the Print panel in Womp, which shows the price for the model and settings.

Last checked: 2026-11-10. Womp version: Womp web app, November 2026.