Useful 3d printing purpose, page-5

Tailored moulds rather than final orthotics then but remember computer based laser cutting of metals using CAD/CAM systems has been around for a while. One might argue that "building up" or layering a construct from a 3d computer model differs from laser cutting of single material type by way of CAD/CAM but they essentially are the same.

This isn't a company I am in or would advocate to be in at this point however I would put it in front of some others that lay claim to being part of the 3d printing revolution only for the fact that they have the capacity top apply the technology rather than just resell the 3d hardware and software like, for example, 3dm.

I agree, they aren't the most prolific providers of shareholder information and the governance framework on their website is lacking to say the least. However Peter and Tom have a track record of developing a successful business as shown from their past record of Kaz Computing before it was sold off.

Cheers