Across the 3D printing hype that has inundated our global society, attention has been focused on the extremes, from the desktop machines that make the dream of manufacturing from home a reality to the large-scale structures formed by enormous concrete printing systems. In the press, medical stories, in particular, are attached to headlines that say “3D printing saves lives” and elaborate facial reconstruction operations pour through social media as though a dam broke somewhere. Lost in the flood are the subtler stories that don’t hyperbolically champion the technology as a means of instantly revolutionizing our world, but rather as a tool to advance our civilization over time.…
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