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by codingmoh
403 days ago
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In theory, it seemed perfect for flexible manufacturing: same machine, same material, endless outputs. But in practice, it hit limits in speed, material properties, and post-processing. You still can’t print a high-tolerance metal part at scale and cost-effectively replace traditional machining. It’s amazing for prototyping or niche parts |
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Dan Gelbart has a response (with caveats)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLgPW2672s4