Printing your 3D models by using Arca3D

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Arca3D is a platform can let you store your 3D models. There is a more interesting thing, it also can help you print your models.

 First, select a model you uploaded.
 

Next, click the button, Download STL File











Then, you can check it through STL viewer
















Finally, pick the *.stl file to your 3D printer and get your great physical 3D model.



Enjoy it: http://dev.arca3d.com



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