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3D Update, Part 4

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One of the first projects with which I was involved when I moved to Michigan in the early 70s was a water recycling system for the home.  (Don’t worry- this had relevance to 3D printing, I promise!) We added a very powerful ultraviolet light (UV) light to disinfect the water. From that UV technology, the ability to “cure” ink on silver aluminum cans was derived.  Which greatly increased the demand for – and technology around- UV curing.

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A 3D Update, Part 3

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So, what do we know, so far.  (Remember- this series started on Monday- with a sneak preview last Wednesday!)  3D printing apps are now available on all new PC’s, since there’s an app that is part of Windows 8.  3D printers that work with the app are out, and even more are coming.  And, now, we can bet that file-sharing (or file selling) programs will let us obtain the designs we want to print for ourselves.

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A 3D Update, Part 2

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Yesterday, in part 1 (of this 5+ part update), I reviewed how new software and printers will make 3D printing available at home and in the office.  Places like Staples will make it possible for more complicated designs to be produced, as well.  Which means it’s time to sit back, grab a glass of wine (or two or three) and consider what all this technology is going to do to our companies.

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We’re going to go paperless…REALLY!

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Why should you go paperless?  There are so many reasons.  The first and primary reason is that everyone has access to the documents they need- even if they are not in the office.  The second is that documents can be easily password protected and backed up- where they can be found.  (How would you protect a paper document in a file?  Lock the file?)

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