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Pricing Model: Weight to Length
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Weight to Length — price per weight, track by length. Use it when your supplier sells by weight but you consume by length.
When to use it
| Material | Priced by | Consumed by |
|---|---|---|
| Sterling silver or copper wire | the kilogram | the metre |
| Chain | weight | the centimetre |
| PLA / PETG filament | the kilogram | the metre |
| Steel bar stock | weight | cut length |
Fields
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Price | The cost of one kilogram of the material. |
| Weight per meter (grams) | How many grams one metre weighs. |
| Track in | The length unit you consume in. |
The app offers a hint for the most common case: for 1.75 mm PLA ~3 g/m, for 2.85 mm ~8 g/m.
The maths
cost per metre = price per kg × (grams per metre ÷ 1000)
Example. PLA at 22.00 per kg weighing 3 g/m → 0.003 kg per metre → 0.066 per metre. A print using 12 m of filament costs 0.79.
There is no "total quantity purchased" field in this model, and nothing is divided by a spool length. If you know only the spool price and its length, use Unit Conversion instead — that is the model built for dividing a container price by its contents.
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