Rachel Park continues her insightful series of articles about the “Barriers to Adoption" in AM. In the first installments she covered costs and materials. In this installment she discusses the 3D data input you’ll need before ever pressing “print”.
Rachel Park (former Editor of TCT Magazine and regular contributor to www.prsnlz.me) has written about the barriers to adoption that exist for 3D printing for Engineeering.com.
Take a look at the first part in the series now over on their site: Barriers to Adoption Part 1
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