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Transformative Tooling Through Additive Manufacturing
The May 2018 issue of Additive Manufacturing magazine looks at unusual and unconventional applications for 3D-printed tooling.
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3D Printing Workshop Has Successful Launch at NPE2018
Speakers at the inaugural 3D Printing Workshop emphasized mold tooling and end-use production, among other 3D printing applications.
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3D-Printed Tooling Offers Durability for Precast Concrete
As an alternative to wooden tooling, 3D-printed forms for precast concrete are proving to be more durable and better able to support a large-scale renovation project.
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Getting to Production Faster with 3D-Printed Press Brake Tooling
A case study from Centerline Engineered Solutions demonstrates that a 3D-printed die and punch can withstand press brake forces, providing a cheaper, faster path to production.
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End-to-End Additive Manufacturing at Slice Mfg. Studios
The Akron-based company aims to control and perfect the additive manufacturing of medical devices, from raw material all the way through shipping.
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Previewing Rapid + TCT 2018
The annual trade show and conference has much to offer users of 3D printing technology. Review some of the highlights and plan your visit.
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Amerimold 2018 to Highlight "Avenues to Additive Manufacturing"
The 2018 edition of the trade show includes a panel presentation exploring how and why mold shops pursue 3D printing and additive manufacturing.
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Series: Installing a Metal 3D Printer
A five-part series documents one manufacturer’s experience and lessons learned while installing a powder-bed fusion metal 3D printer.
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Video: Where Does Additive Manufacturing Make Sense?
Can 3D printing produce a useful, functional part? The answer is, unequivocally, yes. Editors discuss where and when AM makes sense in this video.
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Direct Metal Printing Rapidly Delivers Innovative Faucet
A faucet that would be difficult to manufacture conventionally was developed and produced within weeks using Direct Metal Printing (DMP).
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Video: 3 Roles for Computer Vision in Metal 3D Printing
Carnegie Mellon University professor Elizabeth Holm explains three ways computer vision can advance powder-bed metal 3D printing.
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Computer Vision System Automates Characterization of Metal Powder
A computer vision system that has learned to classify metal powders could speed material qualification and advance machine learning in additive manufacturing.
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