Archive 2014-page-3 Sculpteo 3D Printing Blog

Hey everyone! Christina here, reporting almost a week later about our awesome Women in 3D Printing Meetup which was held on Thursday November 13th, 2014 at the CapitalOne 360 building in downtown San Francisco. To get the meetup started, we settled d...

Come out and have some fun with Autodesk 123D Catch! Network with others interested in 3D Scanning, 3D Printing, share stories, tips and hangout with us! Limited to 30 people. Its time for our first Meetup with the Sculpteo team in San Francisco. If ...

You may remember that last week we released the Thickening Tool. It allows anyone to turn their 3D model into a printable file with just a click. But how does the technology work? Read on to find out. Sculpteo’s Thickening Tool uses a system of compl...

It’s out! We’re happy to announce the launching of our Guide to Cost Efficiency through Short Series Manufacturing. There’s no need to prove how useful 3D Printing is for Rapid Prototyping. Or even to create customized objects. However, the advantage...

Our team will be at TEDxDunkerque. If you never had the chance to meet us and get your hand on some of our 3D prints, now is your opportunity. For the third time now, TEDx’s speakers will spread their ideas all across Dunkerque. Every year they bring...

Open Source projects are all the rage nowadays, just like 3D Printing. OpenQCM is the first scientific scale, to fully utilize the open source revolution. For the project to fully capitalize on open sourcery it needed to first be universally accessib...

Sculpteo has solved one of the most frustrating parts of completing a 3D print – models being too thin. Now, with the help of our online Thickening Tool, instead of remodeling in a third party program you can do it automatically, online, for free. To...

Designer and creators, ever wonder what happens with your files’ privacy after they’re uploaded on sculpteo.com? Well wonder no more! This post offers all the information as to the privacy of your file after it is uploaded to the site. When it comes ...

This past week was a big one in the 3D printing world, here’s a quick recap on some of the best stories that caught our attention… A printer that prints quantum dot LEDs from scratch: good job Princeton It’s the dream of many scientists: creating sma...

3D Printing works with 3D files. That’s stating the obvious. However every 3D file is not printable in 3D. Some software is directly programed to export printable 3D files without having to know tricks to make closed volumes, but most of the software...