Sculpteo 3D printing blog

3D Printing has grown rapidly and it’s gaining popularity in areas like fashion, aeronautics, and medicine; thanks to innovative new materials we see this technology being used for wildly different purposes. The future of new 3D printing materials wi...

The Poppy project (the open-source robot that anybody can build) has made new followers ! In an article dedicated to the project, we explained that we 3D print the mechanical parts constituting the robot. It is now the turn of Alexandre Le Falher and...

It has been an impressive ride for the 3D Printshow. They’re adding an incredible amount of locations and dates this year, but there is one you don’t want to miss: London. If you’re looking to meet us or talk to us, you know where to find us. Whether...

3D printing is not a unique process with just one material or one technology. In fact, when you’re looking for a 3D printed part, you can choose between many solutions and this choice will largely impact the outcome. Depending on where you are in the...

LAST UPDATE: 03/01/2017 At Sculpteo we’re very proud to offer a wide range of 3D printing materials. Plastics, metals, resins.. we hope you’ll find what you need! We have a plethora of materials and finishes that you can access directly online and ha...

As always, 3D printing made big moves this week. Here is a quick recap of the three news we preferred this week. 3D Printing was taken in the Time Capsule for 2064 Everyone can make a time capsule, with objects from childhood you can look at once you...

3D printing is an exciting world for sure. Every week, innovations are devised, 3D designers get creative: there’s always something to discover when it comes to additive manufacturing. Here is some cool and interesting news of the week.   The first 3...

On Friday, June 27, 2-7 p.m., Sculpteo and the Autodesk Gallery will host Decoding 3D Printing to get you started with 3D printing. Whether you’re a hobbyist looking to get your feet wet with 3D Printing or a professional wanting to know how 3D Print...

After announcing to help schools use 3D printing with a 500 000 pounds found, the British government went further by setting aside £15M to create a national 3D Printing Hub. With this amount of money, the government plans to develop new technologies ...