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Ready for an adventure? Take a dive into my world of photography from exotic locations around the globe – from places like Zambia, Morocco, and more! All photos shot on the Canon EOS 5D. Feel free to reach out and connect with me!
Ready for an adventure? Take a dive into my world of photography from exotic locations around the globe – from places like Zambia, Morocco, and more! All photos shot on the Canon EOS 5D. Feel free to reach out and connect with me!

From decreased costs to increased efficiency, additive manufacturing provides businesses with many benefits. But what is additive manufacturing and why is it growing so rapidly in popularity?

Believe it or not, 3D printing has been part of manufacturing processes since 1981, starting with light-sensitive resin solidified by UV light to create 3D models. Fast forward to today where many different 3D printing processes are used to improve manufacturing quality, as well as increase productivity. SLA and FFF are two of several 3D printing processes used today. With each new 3D printing process introduced, so are the endless possibilities for applications.

Looking to gain more knowledge on additive manufacturing and how this technology is changing the game in manufacturing? Check out the complete guide to additive manufacturing from 3DNatives to learn more.

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About CAD MicroSolutions:

CAD MicroSolutions, headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, has been providing engineers, designers and manufacturers with 3D technology and training for the entire product development lifecycle for over 30 years.

CAD MicroSolutions is uniquely positioned to help their clients enable innovation across Canada, selling and supporting 3D printing solutions as well as design automation software, training and consultation to help clients in mechatronics innovate, design and succeed. For more information about CAD MicroSolutions, please visit www.cadmicro.com or call 1-888-401-5885.