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3D Printing Trends in Manufacturing - Sponsored by Stratasys
David Baker -
October 28,
2014
Jigs & Fixtures and Tooling
Additive manufacturing can drastically reduce costs and accelerate delivery when substituted for current methods of making jigs and fixtures. Learn more when David Baker, President of Worxsimple, discusses how his company is using 3D printing in its work cycle.
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October 29,
2014
End-Use Parts
3D printed parts are strong and durable enough to be used as end-use products. Jack Stubbs is proving this by 3D printing anatomically accurate mannequins to be used in medical training. Listen in as he describes how 3D printing end-use parts has changed the way the University of Minnesota Medical School is teaching students.
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October 30,
2014
Injection Molding With 3D Printing Molds
The Minnesota industrial design and product development company Worrell has enthusiastically embraced 3D printing in its medical device business. In this class, Worrell shares how it has managed to take a new look at injection molding and how your business can benefit from doing the same.
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David Baker