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Hi Catherine. In my view there is NO influence on conventional printing here. 3D printing is a fabrication process unrelated to calssic printing.Of course a commercial printer may be interested and may get involved, but that would be on the same footing as anyone else and possibly with a disadvantage to someone with expertise on fabrication. 3D printing is called "printing"and that is where the similarity with classic printing stops :-) Alex van Bienen
Hi Alex, thanks for reading and I appreciate your responses. I see it is being an 'and' proposition for printers expanding their services - not as a stepping stone to press developments. Initially costs will be the key factor as will the opportunities it may or may not present.
