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Why 3D printing is disrupting manufacturing by turning traditional process on its head

"3D printing is really a category within what I call additive manufacturing, or layer manufacturing," says Hayden Osborn, a tool engineer at Boeing. "You're adding material layer by layer, rather than whittling material down." This, he explains, requires people to think about 3D printing in a totally different way: a disruptive and wholly new kind of manufacturing. Osborn sat down with us to explain the nuances of the various additive-manufacturing processes and off…
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