Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
00:00 - Introduction
04:44 - Telling People About Velo3D
07:13 - Minimum Wall Thickness to Print
10:04 - Achieving a Higher Level of Productivity
13:52 - The Importance of Automated Calibration
20:47 - Multi-Laser Capability
27:25 - Preventing and Overcoming Protrusions
32:07 - Making the Material While Making the Part
Overview:
Metal additive manufacturing (AM) is an exciting technology that helps organizations around the world manufacture high quality metal parts and unlock new innovations in some of the most demanding industries.
One of the reasons metal AM is so compelling is its ability to print parts that simply couldn’t be manufactured with traditional manufacturing methods.
But while there are many metal AM believers, there are also a fair number who are understandably skeptical of what the technology can do, and who are even more hesitant of what it takes to successfully utilize metal AM for their parts and applications.
To help address those questions and more Matt Karesh, Velo3D's Technical Business Development Manager answers some of the most common questions we receive.
00:00 - Introduction
04:44 - Telling People About Velo3D
07:13 - Minimum Wall Thickness to Print
10:04 - Achieving a Higher Level of Productivity
13:52 - The Importance of Automated Calibration
20:47 - Multi-Laser Capability
27:25 - Preventing and Overcoming Protrusions
32:07 - Making the Material While Making the Part
Overview:
Metal additive manufacturing (AM) is an exciting technology that helps organizations around the world manufacture high quality metal parts and unlock new innovations in some of the most demanding industries.
One of the reasons metal AM is so compelling is its ability to print parts that simply couldn’t be manufactured with traditional manufacturing methods.
But while there are many metal AM believers, there are also a fair number who are understandably skeptical of what the technology can do, and who are even more hesitant of what it takes to successfully utilize metal AM for their parts and applications.
To help address those questions and more Matt Karesh, Velo3D's Technical Business Development Manager answers some of the most common questions we receive.
