3D printing or additive manufacturing, is an important method to create the three dimensional objects in different layers by using the computer created design. The 3D printing is one additive procedure whereby the layers of material can be built up for creating the 3D part. It is an opposite of the subtractive manufacturing procedures, where the final design will be cut from the bigger block of the material. Thus, 3d printing parts will create very less material wastage.

Checking Out Some Examples

The 3D printing includes many different forms of the technologies or materials as the 3D printing is used in all industries that you can think of. It is very important that you see it as the cluster of different industries with various applications.

Some examples include:

• Industrial products
• Consumer products
• Architectural models
• Dental products
• Props used in movie
• Reconstructing evidence in the forensic pathology
• Reconstructing fossils

Creating unique parts & tools

Right from the medical field to automotive sector, these adapted tools are now becoming quite common. Working with the adapted tools is available to anybody or any industry because of the 3D printing.  Suppose you are lucky to visit the automotive factory then you will definitely get amazed at how much specialized this machinery is.

With rise of the electronics & robotics in last many years, the car factories now have turned in mazes of the wires, robotics arms and computers. Even still, you will be amazed to know how much still can be done by small armies of the skilled workers. An only way they will hope to keep with the robotic counterparts is working efficiently and comfortably, and for this reason custom assembly tools are designed and invented to facilitate installation of the specific parts of a product getting assembled.