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Thermwood’s Cut Layer Additive System, two years on: what’s changed and why it still matters for industrials
There's a machine out there that qualifies as additive manufacturing without ever printing a single layer. That apparent contradiction is the whole point of...
Thermwood’s Cut Layer Additive is an Additive Manufacturing process that does not 3D print. CEO Ken Susnjara explains why.
Thermwood has rolled out a new manufacturing approach that brings together its history in CNC routing and its work in large-format additive manufacturing. Named...
Thermwood continues to demonstrate the viability of its Cut Layer Additive solution – this time with a large aluminum mold
Machine manufacturer Thermwood continues to give users the ability to produce parts with the benefits of the additive process using materials one cannot print...
Thermwood’s Cut Layer Additive machine is intriguing, as it produces parts that “are similar to large additively printed parts.” Here is how.
An example of application that the machine can deliver, includes a 12-foot-long (3.6m) aerospace tool for the incredibly low material cost of $2,000, in...
When additive manufacturing helps living machines breathe underwater
Researchers from NTU Singapore and Waseda University have found a new use case for 3D printing: keeping a cyborg cockroach alive underwater. Published in...
“Print what’s suitable”: Inside Vår Energi’s additive manufacturing strategy
When we map additive manufacturing in the energy industry, the same handful of names tends to surface on our radar: Shell, Equinor, Kongsberg Ferrotech,...
Amnovis acquires Westconn’s additive activities and establishes US operations
Amnovis crosses the Atlantic. The Belgian metal additive manufacturing contract manufacturer has established a US operational entity and acquired the additive manufacturing activities of...
Could additive manufacturing be the key to realistic machinery replicas at tradeshows?
OEMs exhibiting at trade shows face a recurring challenge: how to showcase large, complex machinery without transporting the full-scale system. From engine assemblies to automated mechanisms and sprawling factory...
Composites: Additive, but not “AM” as we know it
With several large industrial players stepping away from composites additive manufacturing between 2024 and 2025, including Asahi Kasei Plastics North America, Braskem’s Xtellar unit,...
Armada Technologies bets on additive manufacturing to manufacture a critical part for its Passive Air Lubrication System
A Passive Air Lubrication System (PALS) a maritime efficiency technology used on ships to reduce frictional resistance between the hull and the surrounding water,...