Have you ever used a 3D printer? The technology has come a long way, and now we can use a whole range of materials. It's progressed to a point where our Defence Force is now printing using metal in the field.

It's a partnership between Darwin-based tech company SPEE3D and the Australian Defence Force, using a 4,500kg machine to print genuine military repair parts.

BYRON KENNEDY is the CEO of SPEE3D joins John Stanley, and is one of the brains behind this revolutionary machine.

Have you ever used a 3D printer? The technology has come a long way, and now we can use a whole range of materials. It's progressed to a point where our Defence Force is now printing using metal in the field.
It's a partnership between Darwin-based tech company SPEE3D and the Australian Defence Force, using a 4,500kg machine to print genuine military repair parts.
BYRON KENNEDY is the CEO of SPEE3D joins John Stanley, and is one of the brains behind this revolutionary machine.

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