- 123D Autodesk repository
- 3DaGoGo Designs have been tested that they are printable
- 3D Cola Some free, some paid 3D models
- 3DM3 Model bank
- 3DModelFree Mostly architectural models
- 3D Print NIH NIH 3D Print Exchange for publicly available biomedical files
- 3D File Market Most popular designs have been verified that they are printable
- 3D Part Source Industrial part search
- 3DSHAP.ES Search engine for a number of different sites still in Beta
- 3DShook Free trial, Over 1600 models $10 for 12, $25 for 40models
- Archive 3D Mainly architectural 3D Models
- Artist-3D 3DS Max Models
- Bld3r 3D printing social network, models are from various sites
- CadNav Free 3D models, and textures
- cgtrader 3D Models and Low Poly 3D Models
- Cults Many fun objects
- The FORGE Free 3D Printed Models
- GrabCAD GradCAD Community CAD library
- Library Lyna 3D models to foster learning of the blind and visually impaired.
- MorphoSource Very large repository of fossils and bone 3d models
- Nasa 3D Resources Official NASA 3D models (for spacecraft and other space objects)
- Pinshape Community to share or sell designs
- Repables 3D printable file repository
- Rascomras (in Spanish)
- SketchFab 3D Models
- Sweet Home 3D Architectural
- Shapeking Exchange of 3D Models
- STL Finder .stl search engine
- Smithsonian X 3D Smithsonian 3D Printing
- Thingiverse Community for discovering, making, and sharing 3D printable things
- TF3DM Download 3D Models
- Threeding Marketplace for free and paid 3D printable models and files
- TurboSquid 3D Models for Professionals
- Treasure Island Printable with FDM.
- YouMagine Where makers collaborate on 3D designs
- Veggi Main 3d model search engine
- Yobi 3D 3D Search Engine
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
37 Site Repositories with Free 3D Models for Inspiration
#3DALT has scoured the web for some of the best repositories of free 3D
Models. Below is a current list of a number of sources and websites that
offer free 3D Models. For instance:
Thursday, September 8, 2016
Welcome to the ALT Professional 3D Printing Blog
Santa Barbara 3D Printing
Welcome to ALT’s Professional 3D Printing Blog!
We are excited to announce our new blog! This is our first blog post! In our blog, you will find a wealth of information about exciting new 3D printing technology and the services we provide! We are an additive manufacturing startup located in Santa Barbara, California, now serving as a 3D Printing Service Bureau.3D Printing Service
Do you have a project idea or a model you want to see come
to life? Feeling creative? If you can imagine it, we can print it! Upload your
model on our site https://3dalt.com/3d-printing-service
and we will get back to you within 24 hours!
You can also send us an email, call, or come by our offices
on the beautiful Riviera and check out our 3D printers in action! We can
fabricate parts with 100-600 micron resolution. We have several 3D printers
with a build volume of X: 200 mm x Y: 200 mm x Z: 250 mm and several with a
build volume of X: 400 mm x Y: 400 mm x Z: 300 mm.
Common 3D Printing Filaments and Materials
We can rapidly fabricate
prints with traditional thermoplastic Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) in off-the-shelf
filaments such as PLA, PET, TPU, Nylon and Wood Fiber, and we are currently developing
tools and materials to make 3D objects more sustainable through bio-derived
composites and recycled plastic waste.
We offer a streamlined process, competitive pricing, high
quality, and fast turn-around time for all of your 3D printing needs. If you
need your part immediately, contact us for a same day quote at https://3dalt.com/3d-printing-service!
Send us your file (most standard file types are supported such as STL, OBJ,
etc.) and let us know the quantity,
material type, color, infill, layer thickness, and units (inches, cm, mm) you
need and we will get started on your project right away! We are open Monday
through Friday, 8am to 6pm. You can pick up your 3D printed objects at our
offices in Santa Barbara or have them shipped directly to your door.
Here are a few examples of some parts we’ve printed:
3D Printing R&D
In addition to standard single extrusion, thermoplastic 3D
printing capabilities, we have a multitude of additive manufacturing tools
capable of fabricating complex multi-material multiple-color objects using
custom designed advanced materials with a wide range of physical properties. We
have machines that can print UV resins, high-strength composites, soft or
pliable polymers and conductive metals. We frequently work with industrial
designers, makers, architects and researchers on custom projects to develop
unique 3D designs, fabricate prototypes and provide solutions to custom
projects. We are currently developing tools and materials to make 3D objects
more sustainable through bio-derived composites and recycled plastic waste.
In addition to 3D printing, we also provide design
consultation, prototyping, modeling and product development services. Our team
members are experts in material science, CAD and printing software and have the
experience operating a variety of 3D printers to offer design guidelines based
on the desired material, size and application. They will carefully review all
projects and optimize fabrication parameters to ensure the highest quality
manufacturing. For more complex projects, our team will work with you to
develop their ideas, providing design and modeling consultation.
TALT is poineering advancements in a new era of manufacturing, developing novel 3D printing hardware and software for their unique approach to manufacturing and advanced material development. At ALT, facilities are in place to engineer unique nano-inks, characterize new materials and composites with superior physical properties, and perform material property tests to determine tensile strength, elastic modulus, and hardness. Both thermosets and thermoplastics can be deposited in highly functional objects and macro/nanocomposite structures for high strength and high conductivity. ALT technology also enables the printing of embedded electronics in 3D objects using conductive, piezoelectric, and polymer-based inks with curing and sintering capabilities. ALT prides itself on top rate customer service and competitive prices. ALT’s mission is to provide their customers with solutions to turn their dreams into reality.
About ALT Santa Barbara 3D Printing
TALT is poineering advancements in a new era of manufacturing, developing novel 3D printing hardware and software for their unique approach to manufacturing and advanced material development. At ALT, facilities are in place to engineer unique nano-inks, characterize new materials and composites with superior physical properties, and perform material property tests to determine tensile strength, elastic modulus, and hardness. Both thermosets and thermoplastics can be deposited in highly functional objects and macro/nanocomposite structures for high strength and high conductivity. ALT technology also enables the printing of embedded electronics in 3D objects using conductive, piezoelectric, and polymer-based inks with curing and sintering capabilities. ALT prides itself on top rate customer service and competitive prices. ALT’s mission is to provide their customers with solutions to turn their dreams into reality.
Contact:
Christen Shaw
contact@3dalt.com
(800) 273-5517 ex.707
contact@3dalt.com
(800) 273-5517 ex.707
Jonathon Barton
jbarton@3dalt.com
(800) 273-5517 ex.701
Our web presence:
https://3DALT.com
https://www.facebook.com/3DALT/
https://www.instagram.com/alt_llc/
https://plus.google.com/+ALTLLCSantaBarbara/
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