Sculpteo 3D printing blog

A newly approved standard for 3-D printing file interchange will greatly enhance 3-D printing capabilities, says Cornell’s Hod Lipson, who led the development of the standard. The new file format, which was also developed by former Cornell graduate s...

The guys at FyreUK (Matt and Phil) make amazing Timelapse videos of incredible Minecraft creations: a huge train station, a dam, etc. Matt, Phil and a lot of Minecraft players build structures that can take up to over 3 days to build. On their blog, ...

Sam Green from Objet Geometries made his first video blog post yesterday. He shows how an Objet Connex 500 3D printer can produce 6 different size adjustable wrenches from 5cm in size to 49 cm in size – all in one print run. The wrenches are made of ...

On April we announced a partnership with Lille soccer team. LOSC Lille won the “Coupe de France” final on May 14th and the Ligue 1 Championship on May 21th. They were – and still are – the first soccer team to offer customizable 3D Printed figurines ...

If you are a faithful reader of Sculpteo 3D Printing blog you should remember a 3D Printer that use A4 Paper as a raw material The 3D Printer from Mcor Technologies has printed this Cube made of gears Now, while you might not think that this object f...

Fortus 250mc is the most affordable of all Fortus systems. Insight software, used to drive the Fortus line of production 3D printers, allows users to control the look, strength and precision of parts: “The engineers interested in this new product wil...

On his Sculpteo gallery, William Giona showcases beautiful 3D models of several buildings straight out of a western movie: you can find the Sheriff’s office, the barber, a church and a saloon. As you can see it’s now possible to embed entire gallerie...

The new printing process uses vapors, not liquids, and temperatures less than 120 degrees Celsius. These “gentle” conditions make it possible to use ordinary untreated paper, cloth or plastic as the substrate on which the solar cells can be printed. ...

In this National Geographic “Locked Up Abroad” episode, Theoretical Physicist David Kaplan visit the headquarters of a company that replicate tools and pretty much anything else you can imagine with the “3D copy machine” You all know this company ver...

Youtube user Shrogg2 made a series of videos about his 3D Printer in Minecraft. The first video is a demo of the “birth of a creep”. It’s easy to understand because there’s no explanation Only music. If you want to know how it works, you can check ot...