ABLE 3D printing is also known as additive manufacturing. It’s a tech-forward solution to create a 3D prototype of your design with less waiting and less expense. Unlike die cutting a prototype, there’s no need to create special dies or tooling to make the part. All that’s needed is a CAD file of your 3D model.
Once the file is sent to the 3D printer, the machine analyzes the design in a process called slicing. Slicing divides the model into very thin horizontal layers. After the machine formulates a plan to build your 3D model, the printer starts building the model, layer by thin layer, from bottom to top, creating a precise shape, guided by precision instruments.