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What if you could 3D print everything you need? A study of Michigan Tech

(3DA) - October 31, 2017

Is flexible 3D printing worth it? Aubrey Woern and Professor Joshua Pearce, researchers from Michigan Technological University carried out a study concerning the cost of...

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What if you could 3D print everything you need? A study of Michigan Tech