Freeform

“Yeah, no, we actually have seen quite a bit of uptick since the tariff stuff is happening.”

“The unique thing about metal printing is this is actually possible. CNC machining and other subtractive methods that there's no way to do, to truly do that. There's just, they're just today. There is not.”

“And that's one of the reasons why like Nvidia made a substantial investment in us recently is they saw what we were doing on the compute and data side, and they want to be a part of it.”

“What we're building now is basically the third generation of the technology. And this is the one that is the platform is quite large. Like the size of this platform is, is Is, is for what it can do. It's tiny compared to the industry, but it's pretty large and…”

“Truthfully, I'm probably more stressed now than I was when I was sitting face to face with Elon three times a week.”

“The vision for Freeform was always to be more than just a metal printing company. You know, I think the concept, at least at the beginning in my head was let's dominate the enabling manufacturing technology. Then let's, let's solve the, how do I go from the pr…”

“Metal printing at least had its roots in something more real that I think there was potential there, but we were clearly so far away from You know, where we needed to be because the behind the scenes customers are buying these million dollar machines and then …”

“We've built the fastest, highest volume metal printing platform on the planet.”

“The business model is we just provide turnkey parts, so we actually handle everything. We print them if it needs post-machining, it needs holes reamed, it needs surfaces turned, we do all of that in-house. All the metrology, you know, we'll do CMM inspections,…”

“China is investing in the three D printing space. They are building, you know, huge factories full of these conventional machines. They don't have our technology. They don't have the ability to, you know, they can go make A hundred laser, whatever number laser…”