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Future of Space Engineering: ISS Crew Prints First Tool Using 3D Printing Technology
A multi precision tool designed by a student from the University of Alabama was printed aboard the International Space Station, a first for its new Additive Manufacturing Facility (AMF) 3D printer.
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