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What’s Ahead for 3D Printing?

3D printers becoming smaller, faster, less expensive and easier to use, more development expected in next 5-10 years, manufacturing companies using 3D printers to produce custom-manufactured assembly tools quicker and more cost efficiently than traditional means.

created on: 12/10/10

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