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We have recently been asked about the future of 3d printing. We're working to pull together an official answer but wanted to start with feedback from the group. Please send us any information or thoughts you may have. 



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Greg Pollack
Account Executive
Higher Logic
Baltimore MD
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This may help you. it comes from our magazine. 

Defense Industry Moves Toward Multi-Material 3D Printing

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Defense Industry Moves Toward Multi-Material 3D Printing 3D printed aluminum connectors for a carbon composite structure Photo: CIMP-3D at the Applied Research Laboratory, Pennsylvania State University As additive manufacturing technology becomes more prevalent, engineers are now working on ways to 3D print different materials together to produce cost-efficient and sustainable parts for the aerospace industry. View this on Nationaldefensemagazine >

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Edmond LeBer
Sales Engineer
Higher Logic
Arlington VA
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-15-2019 09:12
From: Greg Pollack
Subject: Question on 3d Printing

We have recently been asked about the future of 3d printing. We're working to pull together an official answer but wanted to start with feedback from the group. Please send us any information or thoughts you may have.



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Greg Pollack
Account Executive
Higher Logic
Baltimore MD
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Here is what i've done in the past.

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Greg Pollack
Account Executive
Higher Logic
Baltimore MD
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-15-2019 09:14
From: Edmond LeBer
Subject: Question on 3d Printing

This may help you. it comes from our magazine.

Defense Industry Moves Toward Multi-Material 3D Printing

Nationaldefensemagazine		remove preview
Defense Industry Moves Toward Multi-Material 3D Printing 3D printed aluminum connectors for a carbon composite structure Photo: CIMP-3D at the Applied Research Laboratory, Pennsylvania State University As additive manufacturing technology becomes more prevalent, engineers are now working on ways to 3D print different materials together to produce cost-efficient and sustainable parts for the aerospace industry. View this on Nationaldefensemagazine >

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Edmond LeBer
Sales Engineer
Higher Logic
Arlington VA

Original Message:
Sent: 03-15-2019 09:12
From: Greg Pollack
Subject: Question on 3d Printing

We have recently been asked about the future of 3d printing. We're working to pull together an official answer but wanted to start with feedback from the group. Please send us any information or thoughts you may have.



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Greg Pollack
Account Executive
Higher Logic
Baltimore MD
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Original Message------

This may help you. it comes from our magazine. 

Defense Industry Moves Toward Multi-Material 3D Printing

Nationaldefensemagazine		remove preview
Defense Industry Moves Toward Multi-Material 3D Printing 3D printed aluminum connectors for a carbon composite structure Photo: CIMP-3D at the Applied Research Laboratory, Pennsylvania State University As additive manufacturing technology becomes more prevalent, engineers are now working on ways to 3D print different materials together to produce cost-efficient and sustainable parts for the aerospace industry. View this on Nationaldefensemagazine >

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Edmond LeBer
Sales Engineer
Higher Logic
Arlington VA
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