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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2017 · 32 MIN

3D Printing for Investment Casting - Jerry Lepore – Ep43

from The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast · host scott tarcy

3D Printing for Investment Casting - Jerry Lepore – Ep43 This week we have Jerry Lepore. He is the CEO of Spectra3D, which is a 3D focused development company located in Asheville North Carolina (my home state). Spectra3D specializes in 3D printed investment casting patterns and tooling, as well as Cosplay props & more. They use Stacker and Fusion3 Design 3D printers. Some topics discussed include: How 3D printing for Investment Casting works. 3D printing is using a new technology to improve the process of an ancient technology like investment casting His largest ever print job (1800 pieces and it took a month to complete, running nonstop) 3D printed 5 foot cos play axe   His top tips for the Engineering Entrepreneurs? 1.       Get a 3d printer and try things 2.       Take your hobby and turn into a business   To contact Jerry 1.       Follow on twitter: @spectra3Dtech 2.       Spectra3D.com     The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at [email protected]

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