Sculpteo 3D printing blog

In Sculpteo’s continuing series of free online tutorials for 3D printing, we’re happy to announce the latest: the Blender Tutorial! The only thing better than a free 3D modeling program is a free guide to get your designs 3D printable – and between S...

Just a few weeks ago zBrush released its most recent update to the zBrush modeling program. Now with uArtsy and Sculpteo – turn your zBrush designs into a print! It’s no secret that designing for a 3D print can be a complicated process. You have to w...

Movember is upon us and we’ve put together a guide so you can get a mustache on literally any of your 3D designs using Autodesk Meshmixer. Meshmixer is an Autodesk program which has some incredible capabilities. Most notably, it is able to combine mu...

To give you the best online personal 3D printing center, we’re always bringing new tools to our online interface. After the Repair Tool, Solidity Check, Cut-Away View, Batch Control for short series, Hollowing to hollow your 3D model, we’re introduci...

Whatever 3D software you use, there is always a solution to upload your file on Sculpteo’s website! Of course, an STL file – the most common type of 3D model format – can be uploaded for a 3D printed through Sculpteo’s services with no problem. That ...

Can’t make it to our meetup in Paris this weekend with Autodesk? Learn how to use 123D Catch app to get your 3D models printed from anywhere in this tutorial! 123D Catch app offers an easy, seamless way to get a 3D scan of any physical object you can...

You probably remember back in June we announced our partnership with Adobe Create Cloud Photoshop CC. At the 3D Printshow London, we’ll be taking our relationship a step further with three presentations at the Photoshop booth. Our lead UX designer, A...

The Adobe Creative Cloud suite allows users to obtain multiple licences on any of their software, and it allots enough space in the cloud to save all of their work. This makes working across multiple systems quite easy and organized. Now, Sculpteo is...

If you’re willing to 3D print something, the very first thing you need is a 3D file. But not all 3D files are doing the trick when it comes to 3D printing. The prime file format for 3D printing is STL. If you don’t have one however, it’s not the end ...