Since You Asked: Depowdering 101 @RelativitySpace
Since You Asked: Depowdering 101  @RelativitySpace
Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
đź’ˇ Ever wonder how parts go from the printer to an accepted component for testing and use? In the latest episode of "Since You Asked," additive manufacturing engineer Dan Christensen walks us through the cleaning and inspection process that parts undergo before getting the green light to continue its journey to engine integration.

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