In 2014, Andrew McCallip and Jason Miller founded Cosine Additive in Houston, TX.
After years of business, the founders noticed a problem within the additive manufacturing industry. Test prints were only used on subpar, expensive, or homemade machines during that time. Using 20+ years worth of experience combined, the two founded Cosine Additive to provide a solution. They sought to make the industry’s first industrial scale additive manufacturing platform. Thus, the Additive Machine 1 (AM1) was invented.
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Features:
It takes a large 3D printer to print furniture. If a printer is large enough to handle furniture then it can also accommodate vehicle parts and architectural components. Users are constantly ...
Read More »A Winona, Minnesota-based foundry called Alliant Castings is using a Cosine Additive AM1 large scale 3D printer to do pattern making for their production fulfillment. The industrial-grade 3D ...
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