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A 3D printed concept Corvette; Pratt & Whitney’s engine repair time solution and boosting the University of Waterloo’s additive manufacturing efforts. All of this and more in this edition of Design Engineering magazine’s Additive Manufacturing e-news - Sean Tarry, Editor

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