Increasingly, we’ve seen a number of mainstream manufacturers enter the world of 3D printing with their own systems. The flood really began last year, as Autodesk, HP, and Trumpf unveiled their own 3D printers, followed by companies like Ricoh, Canon, and Sentrol. Other brand names in the mix include Dremel, Microsoft, and Intel, who have found entrances into the 3D printing industry, as well. GE has been in 3D printing for some time, but, last year, they opened their first complete metal 3D printing facility in Alabama, which is used for in-house production of LEAP jet engine nozzles.…
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