Jocelyn Myers has been researching and drafting content for this series even as she moved from LA to Baltimore. The local Baltimore moving company put together the move with a national franchise, but handled the move. The point of this diversion is that one of the drivers, when he learned about this blog post, showed her a 3d printed model of his boat. 3d is now everywhere, if not quite main stream.
3D Art To Part – bringing your ideas to life.
We accept the following file formats : .obj, .3ds, .lwo, .stl, .dxf, and .c4d files.
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How many times have you wished you could turn your 3D model into a real part, one that you could hold in your own hands and show to family, friends and co-workers? Many commercial companies already make use of this technology to create prototypes for their products. For instance, companies that sell gift basket products must purchase unique containers to make their products stand out from the crowd. Containers can range from large typical baskets to keepsake chests, attaches, dual compartment wine totes, to specialized compartment boxes. The container manufacturers will often make a 3D prototype so the gift basket companies can choose which styles they want made. Most buyers prefer the 3 dimensional model rather than a flat illustration. Now the same technology is available for the general public.
Maybe you’re familiar with Rapid Prototyping technology and were shocked at the price of the equipment or the price that companies charge to make parts.
As our name implies we offer the opportunity to turn your 3D art (don’t kid yourself, 3D modeling is an art) into a real physical part. We specialize in making this an affordable reality for the 3D modeling community by utilizing the latest in cost effective 3D printers to produce nearly any geometry your imagination can come up with.
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Clients must have satisfied all copyright issues and own or have the right to print (including physical models), publish or reproduce files (images, 3D meshes, etc.) that they send to 3D Art to Part.
Quote Info
Prior to placing an order you must submit your 3D file so that we can provide a price quote. In order to provide you with the lowest possible prices we need to accurately determine the amount of material that will be used in the construction of your part as well as its dimensional volume.
We make it very easy to obtain a price quote, when you are ready, follow the steps below. You will be guided through the process of selecting and uploading up to five files.
If your files are large and you do not have high speed internet access, you may want to upload one file at a time and receive a separate quote for each one. We will e-mail you a quote within one working day or if we find errors or file problems we will notify you via e-mail with a description of the problem so that you may attempt to fix it.
We are currently accepting files in .3ds, .lwo, .c4d, and .stl formats. Most programs will export to one of these formats. Please be aware that .stl files can be very large.
We are trying to expand the types of file formats that we can work with and if you cannot export to one of the listed types, then let us know and we will see if we can convert your file.
If your files are large and you do not have high speed internet access, you may want to compress the files (zip, sit) or upload the files separately by requesting a quote for each individual file.