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In Part 2, Rachel continues her conversation with Jonah Myerberg, CTO and co-founder of Desktop Metal. Jonah breaks down exactly how Desktop Metal's binder jetting technology works and why it's fundamentally different from the laser-based metal printing that came before it. From printing green parts at room temperature to sintering in a furnace, he makes a complex manufacturing process surprisingly easy to understand.
The conversation gets into the real economics of scaling a deep tech company, what it actually takes to bring metal additive manufacturing to mass production, and why Desktop Metal's approach has the potential to change how things are made across industries. If you've ever wondered how metal parts go from powder to a finished product, this is the episode.
The conversation gets into the real economics of scaling a deep tech company, what it actually takes to bring metal additive manufacturing to mass production, and why Desktop Metal's approach has the potential to change how things are made across industries. If you've ever wondered how metal parts go from powder to a finished product, this is the episode.
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But yeah, so why don't you tell me a little bit more about the actual printing process that desktop
metal does versus all the metal 3D printing companies would before?
Yep, yep. So as I mentioned before, additive manufacturing in metal is not new and was around well
before desktop metal was formed. Yeah. The technology that we use is called a sinter-based
technology, and it's called binder jetting.
So we actually build these green parts through a two-dimensional printing process where we print
b…
metal does versus all the metal 3D printing companies would before?
Yep, yep. So as I mentioned before, additive manufacturing in metal is not new and was around well
before desktop metal was formed. Yeah. The technology that we use is called a sinter-based
technology, and it's called binder jetting.
So we actually build these green parts through a two-dimensional printing process where we print
b…
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