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5 Ways to Increase Bandwidth on Your CNC Mill with a Desktop 3D Printer
Markforged
The Modern Machine Shop
The CNC mill is the foundation of most modern machine shops,
and it’s usually the tool subject to competing demands for machine
time. This means making tough choices when small volume parts are
needed. One-off jobs like fixtures and workholding often take the mill
out of production for revenue generating parts. Acquiring an additional
mill for this support work is usually not financially realistic. Previously
there hasn’t been a good solution to this problem — either jobs would
be rejected for lack of bandwidth or deadlines would be missed and
customers upset.
The 3D Printer for Every Machine Shop
No matter the size of a machine shop, the right 3D printer can help keep expensive tools free for jobs
that matter most. Markforged makes the only engineering desktop 3D printer — the Mark Two — which
marries the tough, non-marring properties of nylon with an internal reinforcement structure composed
of continuous strand, high strength composite fibers like carbon fiber, Kevlar® and fiberglass to produce
industrial strength parts, such as tooling and fixtures, without the machine and operator time costs
associated with CNC production of workholding pieces. The Mark Two benefits from the near-metal strength
achieved by composites, with the part complexity and set-and-forget ease-of-use of 3D printing. Designed to
be a precision engineering tool, the Mark Two complements the existing CNC machinery in a machine shop
by providing additional capabilities above those offered by traditional 3- and 4-axis mills, while delivering a
robust and reliable platform for the production of plastic parts with minimal user input.

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