Science 3D-printed mini jet engine revved up to 33,000rpm GE creates a little-engine-that-could using an advanced metal 3D-printing technique and then put it through testing like a full-size engine.

Australian researchers have created what they're calling the world's first 3D-printed jet engine, capturing the attention of leading aerospace companies.

GE was able to create a working jet engine using an additive manufacturing technique known as direct metal laser melting. The resulting engine's turbine achieved 33,000 rpm.

3D Printing Jet Engines GE has just demonstrated the 3D printing of a complete, functioning jet engine (the size of a football), able to achieve 33,000 RPM. 3D printing has been used for decades to ...

CFM International, the world’s largest manufacturer of commercial airline engines, is using some 3D-printed components to help improve the fuel efficiency of its new line of jet engines by 15 ...

Using a 3D printing technique called direct metal laser melting, engineers at GE have created a mini jet engine that can roar up to 33,000 RPMs.

[amazingdiyprojects] has been working on a 3D printable jet engine. You may remember seeing a 3D printed jet engine grace our front page back in October. That one was beautiful didn’t functio… ...

Thanks to the wonders of 3D printing, you can now have a 3D printed a jet engine of your very own. Unlike jet engines we’ve seen before, this one comes with no chance of the operator getting … ...

If you head over to Thingiverse, you can get instructions for a hand-cranked, 3D-printable jet engine, courtesy of GE.

It's one thing to 3D-print something as advanced as a jet engine, but it's another to fuel it up and push the start button. That's the step that GE Aviation took when it recently fired up a simple ...

You can do a lot with 3D printing—even create a working model jet engine. As a final project for a jet engine manufacturing course at the University of Virginia, students led by Professor David ...