Modern additive manufacturing technology (commonly known as 3d printing) has taken the world by storm. This technique is widely used for prototyping, but is it the right option in all circumstances? 3d printing's primary advantage is its cost, which is undoubtedly appealing for small companies interested in limited runs for prototyping or testing purposes. While this can make sense for cheap parts without significant precision requirements, it is rarely the correct choice for products that must meet exacting specifications even during the prototyping phase.
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