
3D printed parts for race cars are cheaper and lighter but are they as strong and safe as regular ones? Image source: Shutterstock (#519717073) by Action Sports Photography pictures Miami Speedway in Homestead, FL
The US automobile manufacturer may become the first in the industry to use a 3D printer to maker parts for production cars that are lighter and cheaper than their cast metal alternatives. “With Infinite Build technology, we can print large tools, fixtures and components, making us more nimble in design iterations,” quotes Ellen Lee, Ford technical leader for additive manufacturing research
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