Sculpteo 3D printing blog

3D printing allows designers to manufacture whatever they invent. Obtaining prototypes identical to those made in the traditional way is much more economical with 3D printing, as you cut the high costs of creating a mould. According to Wohlers Associ...

3D printing is a form of additive fabrication technology that is used to create physical objects layer upon layer. The object itself must first be modeled with 3D CAD software such as SolidWorks, Maya, Sketchup, Blender and so on. Zcorp’s ZPrinter 65...

In recent years, there has been much talk about “Web 2.0”, social networks and augmented reality. But in the coming weeks and years, the conversation will probably be focusing on 3D printing. At Sculpteo, we are well aware that this was a true revolu...

Many Internet users work with the 3D software Google Sketchup. This tutorial will show you the main errors to avoid, in order that your 3D models can be compatible with a 3D printing : To upload your models, go to the upload form....

We received a lot of questions on how our machines work. We answer them today by proposing to you a first reportage from our 3D printing factory based in Arreau, in the Pyrenées. The 3D printer is the Formiga P100 from Eos, which allows to make white...

Since its launch 3 months ago, Sculpteo has received orders of very different objects. To testify this diversity and share experience, we have decided to put in light regularly our clients. The first testimonial is Cyrille Manilève’s one, member of t...