How Additive Aids Machining at Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing

Sometimes, adding more material during 3D printing allows the overall manufacturing process to be performed more efficiently. That’s the case at Keselowski Advanced Manufacturing (KAM), where parts made through laser powder bed fusion additive manufacturing are designed to aid the success of critical machining operations that come later in the process. This video of a complex metal part explains why 3D printing extra stock, and even 3D printing threaded holes that will later be removed, increases overall manufacturing efficiency.
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[@FriedrichWinkler]

First NYC CNC now you guys I love it!

[@ypaulbrown]

great stuff....

[@sl_st]

Impressive production scale for printed parts only! I envy you:)

[@Jacob-pu4zj]

Nice

[@slevinshafel9395]

how you machine inside to reduce roughnes?

[@lamarrrrr]

I had to re-read the thumbnail maybe 10 times 😆

[@mike.hawk_]

Easy way to impress an engineer on a date, say you have aids

[@stanbondarev9256]

I was in team that is designing this part 6 years ago. Now I'm defending freedom of Ukraine on the frontline in Donbass.