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AML3D to supply additional 3D printed components under Boeing contract

AU Manufacturing

Wire additive manufacturing company AML3D is expanding the scope of its 3D printed components supply for Boeing to further develop its strategic partnership with the aerospace company. . The new purchase agreement is on standard commercial terms. .

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Learning From Additive Manufacturing Qualification In The United States Marine Corps 

Additive Manufacturing

What does that mean for the qualification of 3D printed parts? Finally, all green parts can be printed by the Marine Corps network of producers and whose form, fit and function characteristics require no analysis of performance impacts prior to use. Most of these printers capable of printing green bin parts are polymer.

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What Year Did a Robot Hand First Debut at IMTS?

Modern Machine Shop

IMTS 1960: The 1960 Machine Tool Show took place in Chicago, with a focus on adapting the electronic computer to design machines to respond to instructions coded in number form on punched or magnetic tape and transmitted electronically to servo-mechanisms that operate the machine tool. The Forming and Fabricating Pavilion was also introduced.

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A legacy of innovative manufacturing

Manufacturer's Monthly

David Chuter, IMCRC’s CEO and Managing Director, said, “Recognising that Australian manufacturing is made up of 90 per cent small businesses formed IMCRC’s approach to research collaboration. 3D printed bone implant by Stryker, who IMCRC helped to launch its first R&D facility in Queensland. Manufacturing success stories.

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How Integrated CAD/CAM Transforms Inventions Into Products

Modern Machine Shop

Services range from CNC and manual machining to robotic welding to 3D printing and custom molding. In 2016, Hamilton and Tom Hanna launched RapAdapt. Hamilton favors this CAD software because of what he considers its powerful tools for moving from a rough sketch to a fully formed 3D solid model.

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The Intersection of Work, Play, Technology and Independence

Modern Machine Shop

RapAdapt is the brainchild of Devin Hamilton, a man who studied mechanical engineering at the Rochester Institute of Technology before opening his shop in 2016. This work in his youth formed a powerful connection to design and engineering now fully realized at Hamilton’s company.

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Made in the USA - Season 2 Episode 1: A Return From China

Modern Machine Shop

So 2015, 2016, 2017, but it was still in the infancy. Every time we 3d printed or CNC'ed, or anytime we made a part, we'd go out and use it. It's an ultimate form of rebellion. Pete also appears in our sister podcast all about 3d printing or additive manufacturing. Wide-eyed stupid kid.