Havent got that last bit no longer.

[Robbie260]

https://3d.markforged.com/GA_Search_Metal3DPrinter.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=11869685517&utm_content=116935564260&utm_term=metal%203d%20printer&gclid=Cj0KCQiA3smABhCjARIsAKtrg6IFM7qd8nWmd1FwAbKl9pJoTfaRXaxtbYCfsz96YkTfFkU8NRQAJWoaAm5cEALw_wcB

Wish we had these on the ships, hopefully will do one day. When your in a pinch or a tight spot the right part always seems to be waiting on order. It be fantastic if you could just print it.

 

[AndersK]

I like their system and it's affordable for most companies once you learn it's value.

By lightly polishing the green part before sintering you can get really nice surfaces on the finished part.

For those that cannot afford this system or want to print metal parts at home there is a wire from BASF, Ultrafuse 316 which can be printed in almost any printer. You print the part then send it away for sintering. Part of the sintering cost is included in the material.

 

[Robbie260]

I like their system and it's affordable for most companies once you learn it's value.

By lightly polishing the green part before sintering you can get really nice surfaces on the finished part.

For those that cannot afford this system or want to print metal parts at home there is a wire from BASF, Ultrafuse 316 which can be printed in almost any printer. You print the part then send it away for sintering. Part of the sintering cost is included in the material.

The problem is as always getting the accountants who seem to run companies now too see the value of such things.

 

[AndersK]

Yeah, that's when you become an Excel warrior and beat them with their own numbers