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This week’s Top 5 Videos of the Week include videos ranging from metal 3D printing, 3D printing in construction, and 3D printing at university. Remember, another Top 5 Videos is published every Sunday, so make sure you don’t miss out…
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This week’s Top 5 Videos of the Week include videos ranging from metal 3D printing, 3D printing in construction, and 3D printing at university. Remember, another Top 5 Videos is published every Sunday, so make sure you don’t miss out on next week’s episode!
1 – Michelin
Michelin are not only a tire manufacturer, but have also recently gotten involved in the metal additive manufacturing and 3D printing industry. Having collaborated to create metal 3D printer manufacturer AddUp, Michelin explain the metal 3D printing process in more depth in this video, and how it applies to their industry.
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