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But also very expensive. Right now, it's not something a small company can afford to use in a big enough scale to be profitable. This will only occur when larger companies use it on a large industrial scale, which would lower the price of said printers.Industrial 3D printers are a revolution in technology.
Wrong. This is most likely a tech-demonstrator which will never be utilised industry wide.
With the technology,it now takes China literally months to turn blue prints into a flying prototype,and at much less cost。
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I understand what you're saying. 3D printing does have it's benefits.But the simple fact that additive manufacturing works with layers of material and therefore it is not known for the material properties it imparts on the products.
What I'm trying to say is, the parts you mention are likely highly specialized and relatively small. I.O.W not suitable for large scale manufacturing.
Okay
Today fighters are much more expensive, produced in much smaller scale than in the old days, so 3D printing technology is very cost-effective in this industry.
Only if we have the material and the material has to be pulverized before hand doesnt it?
How many countries can manufacture 3-D printers?
China, USA, UK, japan, Germany France .. do I miss anyone?
I think you mean industrial scale printers.
Small scale printers are made in India too
I dont think indians are there yet!
Only at the research level sadly
The genius behind India’s first 3D printer is a 15-year-old high school dropout – Quartz
India doesn't have the industrial base for industrial scale printers as per the OP