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The practical additive manufacturing news brief. What matters, what's hype, and what it means for builders.
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Signup to Generate a PitchLayer Lines Weekly is a science podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 26 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #26
Alex and Jordan profile Divergent Technologies, the Los Angeles company behind the 3D-printed Czinger 21C that's now printing Tomahawk missile structures and aircraft fuselages. From a father-son hypercar project to a $2.3 billion defense manufacturing bet, this is a company trying to sell a factory model, not a printer.
Episode #25
UMaine launches its biggest printed boat yet — but is it a turning point or a bigger version of the same demo? Plus: Japan signs a production deal for printed interceptor drones, 3D Systems goes nuclear with Savannah River, SprintRay's FDA-cleared crown resin, a warping guide worth your weekend, and Bambu Lab patents that may or may not ever ship.
Episode #24
Alex and Jordan profile nTop, the New York software company betting that traditional CAD, not printers, is what's holding back advanced manufacturing. From its 2015 founding as nTopology through NVIDIA's backing and a push into GPU-native simulation, this is the story of a geometry engine trying to become a platform.
Episode #22
Alex and Jordan profile HP's 3D printing business, from the 2016 Multi Jet Fusion launch with Nike and BMW watching, to a top-tier polymer AM position, a metal binder jetting push, and a decade-old question that still hasn't been answered: is HP's inkjet moat real? Plus the MJF 1200, Craftcloud, and what one reseller exit does and doesn't tell you.
Episode #21
A federal court strikes down the ATF's ghost gun rule and Alex and Jordan untangle what it actually changes for people who print. Plus: Creality's suspiciously cheap four-color announcement, Bosch and Nikon SLM print a V8 engine block, a two-year-old Indian startup test-fires a printed cryogenic rocket engine, and IBM claims to have invented '5D printing.'
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