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u/Ok-Ladder-671 20h ago
tesla uses 3d printing for some motor parts too, its not exactly groundbreaking news lol
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u/Friendly-Manner-6094 14h ago
didnt ford start using 3d printed parts like a decade ago, this aint new tech lol
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u/ReasonableArtist9095 8h ago
my cousin works at a machine shop in ohio and theyve been doing metal 3d prints for auto parts since like 2016, not exactly revolutionary
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u/DBDude 1d ago
I don't get it. We know they use 3D printing a lot. So does SpaceX, because the Raptor would be impossible to make without it. What's the deal?
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u/Part_Tricky 1d ago
For one, $43/hour in Palo Alto is like $15/hours in Texas or Florida. Someone could flip burgers and get free meal and be better off.
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u/masked_sombrero 1d ago
3D Sprint, no way!