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This video from additive manufacturing technology company Fabrisonic shows ultrasonic additive manufacturing being used to produce a mold with conformal cooling channels. The solid-state additive process builds parts by laying metal strip, then fusing this material without melting it. The process can be used not only to build large parts quickly, but also to create parts that combine materials without mixing them.

2012 may be the year of 3D printing, when this three-decade-old technology finally becomes accessible and even commonplace. Lisa Harouni gives a useful introduction to this fascinating way of making things -- including intricate objects once impossible to create.

Lisa Harouni is the co-founder of Digital Forming, working in "additive manufacturing" -- or 3D printing.

This product is an example of the power and versitility of additive manufacturing. It is a gyro created using the software and hardware we help you utilize! It is made out of a strong engineering grade plastic, and is 3D printed with moving pieces. (No assembly required!)

RapidMade's business is to know the latest advances and make sure your company's needs are matched to the best fit in the additive manufacturing industry.

RapidMade™ attends the 98th Annual Northwest Food Processors Association’s Annual Expo.

RapidMade™ Joins Portland State Business Accelerator in Suite 121.