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Sunday
Feb242013

A Spanish 3D Print Service

We've learned of a 3D print service based in Spain: Fabber.cc. This service provides basic 3D printing services, providing prints in ABS or PLA plastic. 
 
The service doesn't have an interactive pricing mechanism, but you can send in your 3D model and receive a quote for the work. 
 
This service seems to follow a pattern we've seen lately: small regional 3D print services and very large international services. We're not sure how the small services will survive when competing with the Big Guys, but perhaps it's because of their ability to fit into niche cultural and linguistic markets. 
 
Via Fabber.cc (en español / en français)