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A small manufacturer can lose days waiting for a simple replacement jig. A dental lab can delay a case because a model has to be remade. A retailer can guess wrong on inventory and sit on unsold stock for months. These are ordinary business problems, and they all share a common thread: making physical things has often been slow, expensive, and hard to change. 3D printing is starting to shift that reality. For years, additive manufacturing sounded like a tool for research labs