Kip Hanson
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3D-printing the casts used to set broken bones improves patient outcomes
Colorado company ActivArmor has developed an end-to-end process for delivering casts to patients in four or fewer days.
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3D printing helps rocket maker meet vertical integration goals
Roughly 70% of Launcher’s space hardware is printed on one of the California company’s LPBF 3D printers.
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Changing colors: the next big thing in additive manufacturing
3D-printing objects with colloidal inks is another example of how materials expand the boundaries of additive manufacturing.
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Adding additive manufacturing to the mix
East/West Industries has doubled its factory floor space and adopted a digital manufacturing strategy, which includes additive manufacturing, to better meet customers’ needs.
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Ohio additive manufacturing company puts down roots in implant market
Tangible Solutions has evolved from printing plastic parts in a garage to 3D-printing titanium implants in a 25,000-sq.-ft. facility.
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3D printing fights on
In mid-March, blogger Kip Hanson wrote about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the use of 3D printing in modern warfare. He expands on those subjects in a new blog.
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Know your 3D printing nozzles
Selecting the right 3D printer extrusion nozzle is important to maximizing build speed and ensuring part quality.
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Writing the ‘good book’ of 3D printing
Calling all additive manufacturing experts: The 3D-printing industry needs a bible. Get writing.
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Additive manufacturing goes to war
Blogger Kip Hanson reviews some of the ways 3D printing impacts war—and peace.
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Hypercar features more than 350 3D-printed parts
The Czinger 21C hypercar from Divergent 3D has more than 350 3D-printed parts and a reported top speed of 280 MPH.
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All I want for Christmas is … a 3D printer
Duct tape, the universal fix-it option for do-it-yourselfers everywhere, is no substitute for a 3D-printed, bespoke part.
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- From The Additive Report
Small print: 3D-printing of microparts
3D printing continues to break the rules of conventional manufacturing by allowing production of ‘ridiculously petite’ parts.
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Blood, brains, and burgers: Are 3D printers Santa Claus machines?
Scientists are a long ways from building “replicators,” but that doesn’t mean that one day they won’t.
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Producing cutting tools: grinding vs. additive manufacturing
3D-printed cutting tools are available, but is there value in today's market? Cutting tool experts weigh in.
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Binder-jet 3D printer use is on the rise
Binder-jet 3D printing appeals to Ford, Cadillac, and other auto companies leveraging additive manufacturing because of the technology’s scaling capabilities.
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In this episode of The Fabricator Podcast, Caleb Chamberlain, co-founder and CEO of OSH Cut, discusses his company’s...
