Not to digress from this wonderful conversation but it got me thinking....
Is it 2D, 2 1/2D or 3D printing?
The machines ONLY work in 2D layers
The parts could be construed as 2 1/2 D since you fix the Z or build
direction and it never changes
The resulting parts are 3D
Hmmmmm
AR
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