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Friday
Jul202012

Are 3D Printing Materials a Weakness?

by AuthorGeneral Fabb

For as long as I can remember, users, and potential users, have been clamoring for more and better materials for their 3D printers. It is reasonable to state the to do more with 3D printing, industry wants more in terms of material properties.

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