Broad agree with Speerwurfen - if you think about a standard machine shop, then their main goal is to maximise effective uptime use of all their machines. AML3D is going to follow a similar approach. If you want to use it to manufacture particular parts over traditional methods, it's probably because there's a cost savings from the additive approach, and if you want to scale up, then having more machines in the shop is going to be the best approach so you can have things being made in parallel rather than in series.
Ann: US Navy Component Supplier Orders AML3D ARCEMY System, page-14
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