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Top 5 Videos: Australian Army’s First-Ever Additive Manufacturing Team
In this week’s Top 5 3D printing videos, we’ll check in with the Australian Army’s first-ever additive manufacturing field cell who recently completed field trials using the WarpSPEE3D metal 3D printer. Next, take a look at how HP is trying…
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In this week’s Top 5 3D printing videos, we’ll check in with the Australian Army’s first-ever additive manufacturing field cell who recently completed field trials using the WarpSPEE3D metal 3D printer. Next, take a look at how HP is trying to be more ecologically responsible. Additionally, we will learn how to 3D-print and assemble a component that adjusts the height and angle of an IKEA desk for students. Finally, an industrial solution that provides great benefits to companies in the additive manufacturing sector: the 3D printer ElemX, from Xerox. Do you want to know the characteristics of the new ElemX machine? Then don’t miss this compilation!
Top 1 – Australian Army Additive Manufacturing Team
After successfully completing field trials with the WarpSPEED tactical 3D printer to augment their supply train, the Australian Army is now training their first-ever additive manufacturing cell team. The cell team specializes in design, printing, machining, and certification. The video highlights some of the testing the cell team has been able to carry out in the northern territory of Australia. Find out more below:
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