Archive 2020-page-3 Sculpteo 3D Printing Blog

Ultrafuse Stainless Steel 316L is now available on our online 3D printing service for your next 3D printing orders! If you are looking for a cost-effective metal manufacturing solution to create your metal projects, this BASF Ultrafuse 316L Stainless...

The State of 3D Printing 2020 is out! As may know, each year, Sculpteo launches its annual survey to collect information and data about how 3D printing is used all over the world. Professionals from every sector possible answered this survey. This ye...

With a capacity to achieve complex geometries and freed from the constraints of molds, the strengths of Additive Manufacturing are numerous. Size, on the other hand, isn’t typically one of them. With a few exceptions, 3D Printers all come with maximu...

Could you imagine how it would look if objects could be 3D printed all at once rather than layer by layer? Well, you don’t need to! Volumetric 3D Printing, a light-based process relying on resin polymerization allows entire volumes to be printed at t...

Sketchup is a 3D CAD program, which is mostly used for architectural, interior, furniture, and landscape design. Available for the past 20 years, Sketchup has always been differentiated by its intuitive design tools and its simple workflow, which ena...

The world of 3D printing is rapidly evolving and staying up-to-date on the latest trends is a never-ending project. In the 3D printing sphere, following the right influencers on Twitter allows you to have great and relevant insights as they develop. ...

In April 2020, your 3D printing service, Sculpteo, has been celebrating Earth Month. First thing first, we want to thank you for your participation in this amazing project.   We are partnered with Reforest’Action, a social enterprise aiming to preser...

As you might have noticed, 3D printing and laser cutting have been really helpful during this pandemic. The speed and the flexibility offered by these technologies helped all frontline workers, and especially the healthcare workers, to face the lack ...

In case you and your children are in search of a new activity to pass the time, why not dedicate it to creating something that measures time? The James Dyson Foundation thought you and your kids could have fun doing that the old-fashioned way: Make a...

Ted conferences, YouTube channels… During the past few weeks, we have touched upon different ways you can satisfy your curiosity for 3D Printing while at home. But if you have had enough videos or are just not into it, there is still more content sit...