Sketch to 3D Model for Printing

[Anonymous]

I'm trying to find a simple way to turn sketches in Sketchbook into 3D models for 3D printing. I've been doing a lot of research into this and can't seem to find a simple way. I know copying your image into a CAD software is an option, but I would love to figure out a more direct way that doesn't involve having to 'trace' over the image. 

Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated!!

[david.lau]

There isn't really a tool that can do that.  The closest thing is a VR design Application like Alias Create VR.  It is part of the Alias Family of products.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bF7QLiR096U

[Anonymous]

There isn't really a tool that can do that.

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Is there any chance that this tool will be created in the near future? I'm gonna use this continuous fiber 3D printing technology for my next project and I have a similar problem with turning sketches in Sketchbook into 3D models for 3D printing.

[patrick.muenster]

Well there is an app which does something like that.
It's called uMake and it's available for iOS.
https://www.umake.xyz/

It's very simple and intutiv and it's a fast way to start.

Just have a look.

But beeing honest. If you want to make awesome 3D models or technical stuff I don't think that you will find a really easy and fast forward solution.