3DPrint.com January 17, 2024
Brigitte deVet

In the world of 3D printing, we stand to witness a revolution unfold before our eyes. As the saying goes, “There’s a time and place for everything,” and for 3D printing, it’s not just one but two distinct approaches that define its trajectory.

On one front, there’s the conventional model, where 3D printing serves as a service, conveniently provided by service bureaus to companies seeking external expertise. It’s a utilitarian solution for those in need of quick, affordable, one-off parts and prototypes. This model serves as the gateway for the wider public to dip their toes into the technology’s waters. On the flip side, there’s a growing market for 3D-printed end-use parts. In this market, the spotlight shines brightest on...

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