On-demand Webinar: Best Practices for Metal 3D Printing through

Learn about metal binder jet 3D printing from Xometry and ExOne!

Xometry's webinar on vapor smoothing aired August 26, 2021 with Greg Paulsen (Xometry) and Brandon Cary (ExOne) as hosts.

Whether it is one-offs or serial production, binder jetting offers the flexibility to produce complex geometries in both metal composites and single-alloy materials. Save your seat for this free webinar to learn about this novel metal 3D printing method.

Viewing this webinar you will:

• Understand how metal binder jetting works
• Understand the benefits metal binder jetting has over other printing methods
• Discuss materials like metal-matrix composites and single-alloy options
• Review post-processing and finishing options for metal 3D prints
• Learn design for additive manufacturing best practices for binder jet parts
• Experience a live Q&A session with metal 3D printing industry experts

Watch this on-demand webinar to learn how to make high-quality additive manufactured parts out of metal. You can also learn more about Xometry's metal binder jetting services or get instant pricing on your metal 3D printing project through Xometry's Instant Quoting Engine.

Speaker Biographies

Brandon Cary, Technical Application Manager at ExOne

Brandon Cary is the Technical Applications Manager at ExOne, a global leader in binder jet 3D printing. Since 2013, Brandon has championed applications engineering, industrial sales, and more as a key member in ExOne's Production Service Center.

Greg Paulsen, Application Engineering at Xometry

Greg leads Xometry’s Application Engineering team with 14 years of experience in advanced manufacturing. His expertise includes additive manufacturing, machining, sheet metal, injection molding, casting, and quality assurance.

Greg PaulsenThey call me the Director of Application Engineering at Xometry. This means I not only get to produce great design-for-manufacturing content but also consult on various custom manufacturing projects using CNC machining, additive manufacturing, sheet metal, urethane casting, and injection molding. If you have a question, I'm your guy.

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