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3D Printing Strums a Chord with Fender

Fender Musical Instruments is changing the way they design products with the use of 3D printing. Using 3D printers to manufacture prototypes and models to help augment the testing process in Fender. Learn more: https://www.stratasys.com/3d-printers/objet-350-500-connex3

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3D Printing Strums a Chord with Fender
Fender utilizes the Connex3 Objet350 printing capabilities to prototype in-house and get products to market faster.

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