Archive 2014-page-10 Sculpteo 3D Printing Blog

ONE WEEK LEFT! Create the next great toy and we’ll donate it to a children’s hospital, sell it for you on Amazon.com and give you $2000+ in awesome prizes! In partnership with Pixologic, Wacom, Digital Tutors, Sculpteo and Clara.io, we’re excited to ...

Are you getting tired of your old-fashioned leather wallet? Then Wabo’s Kickstarter project is perfect for you. This multifunctional 3D Printed wallet will definitely make your life easier… and cooler. https://d2pq0u4uni88oo.cloudfront.net/projects/1...

For a short time only you can get 20% discount on the least expensive item on your orders of three or more! Now is the time print out the multiple item order you were waiting for. On all orders of more than three items we will take the 20% off the le...

Hi, Alex here, Sculpteo’s UX designer, with another update, this time to order tracking. We pride ourselves on being the fastest online 3D printing service, but we know that even a few minutes of the unknown feels like forever. That’s why we’ve opene...

Discover lighting interaction as you’ve never done before. After more than a year of developing for Codlight, cPulse is finally available on Kickstarter! That means you have about a month now to support the first smart LED lighting case project, crea...

Have you been looking to get your feet wet in 3D modeling? If you’re in the Bay area Honey Point 3D is what you’ve been searching for, and they are offering classes at 61% off via Groupon! Honey Point 3D offers modeling classes for all ages at two lo...

Captured Dimensions offers 3D scans and prints at competitive prices. They use a process called photogrammetry to create 3D scans of you, your baby, or even your dog. From there the scans are processed through Sculpteo to create heirlooms to be passe...

This week Sculpteo offers a special discount on one of our materials: non-polished white plastic! So if you were ever thinking about printing in that material, now is the time to try. Polyamide offers great creative freedom. Almost all designs are pr...

In 2008, a pair of engineering students had a habit of losing keys. After multiple lock changes, they decided to design something about it – a small device that can be attached to keys or left in a wallet that alerts you of its whereabouts. Now the d...