GM steps up 3D printing efforts to find new plant efficiencies
Michael Wayland
Zane Meike, additive manufacturing lead at GM's Lansing Delta Township assembly plant, holds up a common 3D printed tool used to align engine and transmission vehicle identification numbers that cost $3,000 to buy from a third party. That same piece costs less than $3 to be 3D printed at the plant.
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