Summary

3D Printing can produce functional parts at a fraction of the cost (and time) of traditional manufacturing methods. Some people argue against CAD designing, saying it's better to "crack on" with manual fabrication to get the job done. Others claim that 3D printing is only good for prototyping and that printed parts can't handle the abuse of motorsport. While these arguments can be true in some cases, in many cases CAD and 3D printing can improve efficiency. In this webinar, we will prove how fast this process can be, by designing and printing a usable part in real time.