Qui dit « impression 3D » dit « modèle 3D » et si vos talents en conception 3D restent limités ou que l’acquisition d’un scanner 3D vous rebute, il ne vous reste qu’une solution pour en obtenir un : recourir à une plateforme de fichiers 3D comme Thingiverse, Cults3D ou MyMiniFactory… Alors que ce type de plateformes s’est largement développé ces derniers mois, […] 
Most home 3D printing systems use a few basic tools to build objects. First you have a build plate and an extruder. A motor pulls plastic filament through a heated nozzle and squeezes it out, slowly but surely creating layer after layer until you have a 3D-printed Pokemon knock-off. But specialized filament is comparatively expensive, […] 
3D printing can make an action figure copy of your body and face, but the hair usually ends up looking like a Lego minifig wig. The mad scientists at Disney Research just solved that, with an algorithm so powerful it can trace your hair’s shape and color with ultra-realism. The research team at Disney Research […] ![Project_TeddyBear_Siggrapn14_teaser-1024x358[1]](http://homeshop3dprinting.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2014/07/Project_TeddyBear_Siggrapn14_teaser-1024x3581-150x150.jpg)
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon and Disney Research have created a 3D printer that can output a real, cuddly teddy bear in a few hours, thereby putting Santa’s elves out of business. The machine uses soft yarn and a needle to “felt” the object together by entangling the fibers as the object is built. A research paper by, Scott […] 
ust in case you have $4,999 lying around and have a hankering to print in carbon fiber, the Mark One 3D printer is now available for pre-order. When first announced last month, the Mark One was going to be available to order in March, but today is your lucky day. Named aptly for its creator, Gregory Mark, […] ![3d-printed-kentucky-fried-chicken-4-1[1]](http://homeshop3dprinting.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2014/07/3d-printed-kentucky-fried-chicken-4-11-150x150.jpg)
You like chicken. You like 3D printed stuff. Why not slam them together to make the ultimate in 3D printable model food? How does that sound? Cool, right? I thought so. So what’s going on here: some designers at iJet in Yokohama, Japan wanted to surprise the staff of Lifehacker. They grabbed a tasty KFC drumstick, scanned it […]