McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff LLP partner Marcus Thymian authored an article entitled, “3D Printing at Home” that appears in the August 7, 2014 online edition of Today’s Medical Developments. Consumer-grade 3D printing has moved beyond its infancy – we’re now well into the terrible twos. Affordable yet capable, 3D printers currently allow consumers to easily manufacture their own eyeglass frames, bone splints, syringes, hose couplers, and skull models. More complex objects, and objects made of metal (including biocompatible titanium) and ceramic, are largely still the domain of more sophisticated machines used by companies and universities. But not for long. View the article