Dan Topjian's Kevlar® Reinforced Envelope Opener
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We're highlighting inserts extensively this week at MarkForged, showcasing how additive manufacturing uniquely incorporates embedded hardware, setting it apart from conventional production methods. Inserts can encompass a broad range of features, including magnets, RFID chips, and various types of controllers. One illustration Dan frequently uses in MarkForged training sessions is a Kevlar-reinforced letter opener, demonstrating the potential for embedded components within 3D printed parts. The openness of this part, both literally and figuratively, makes it an ideal demonstration piece.
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