For decades, design has been limited by what machines could manufacture. But with Direct Metal Printing (DMP) and Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM), those limits are vanishing fast. Engineers, innovators, and even startups are discovering that parts once deemed “impossible” to produce — due to complexity, cost, or constraints — are now fully within reach. More than a new toolset, DfAM represents a shift in who gets to innovate, not just what they can build. It’s democratising product development, levelling the field between legacy players and bold new thinkers. At Quickparts, we’re watching that transformation unfold every day. For more information visit here: https://www.slideserve.com/George125/how-dfam-is-reshaping-what-we-make-and-who-makes-it