Archive 2020-04 Sculpteo 3D Printing Blog

Previously we proposed you to 3D design a knife block. And actually, we believe that challenging you to make objects meant to hold other things is a good idea. ...

Released last year, the Tesla Model Y is a 100% electrically powered SUV and the 4th car to be featured in Tesla’s range. Even though this vehicle is made using...

Recent developments in 3D Printing have given ground to a wide range of ground-breaking processes that are expected to widen the scope of possibilities in sever...

Engineering is about providing solutions to all types of issues. Previously, we challenged you to engineer things intended for outdoor experiments such as cardb...

We’ve seen that Bioprinting has made great breakthroughs in the Medical industry, and the list of organic achievements with 3D Printing keeps expanding over tim...

From 3D printed engines to 3D printed tissues in space, NASA’s ability to find new space applications for 3D Printing seems to have no limit. The agency demonst...

The CAD Software family is quite big, and may even look intimidating for those who aren’t knowledgeable about it. If you have ever wished to dive into it, and w...

In the last two weeks, we challenged you and your children to build a marble run and a cardboard boat. If you and your little engineer are up for more fun, The ...

Designers! Two weeks ago, we tested you with our impossible doorknob design challenge. This time, we increase the difficulty with another challenge, Designing a...

Have you ever wondered how you can optimize the weight of your 3D file? This is quite a common request Sculpteo Studio receives. Our team decided to share some ...