1. Time-to-Market: 3D printing {allows|enables|permits} {ideas|concepts} to {develop|establish} faster than ever. {Being able to|Having the ability to} 3D print {a concept|an idea|a principle} the {same|exact same|very same} day it was {designed|developed|created} {shrinks|diminishes} {a development|an advancement} {process|procedure} from what {might|may} have been months to a matter of days, {helping|assisting} {companies|business} {stay|remain} one {step|action} ahead of the {competition|competitors}.

2. {Save|Conserve} {Money|Cash|Loan}: Prototyping injection mold tools and production runs are {expensive|costly|pricey} {investments|financial investments}. The 3D printing {process|procedure} {allows|enables|permits} the {creation|development|production} of parts and/or tools through additive {manufacturing|production} at rates much lower than {traditional|conventional|standard} machining.

3. {Mitigate|Reduce|Alleviate} {Risk|Danger|Threat}: {Being able to|Having the ability to} {verify|confirm|validate} {a design|a style} {before|prior to} {investing in|purchasing|buying} {an expensive|a costly|a pricey} molding tool {is worth|deserves} its weight in 3D printed plastic, {and then|and after that} some. Printing a production-ready {prototype|model} {builds|develops|constructs} {confidence|self-confidence} {before|prior to} making these {large|big} {investments|financial investments}. It is far {cheaper|less expensive|more affordable} to 3D print a test {prototype|model} then to {redesign|revamp|upgrade} or {alter|change|modify} an existing mold.

4. Clear {Communication|Interaction}: {Describing|Explaining} the {product|item} you are going to {deliver|provide} is {often|frequently|typically} misinterpreted {since|because|considering that|given that} it leaves {construction|building|building and construction} {up to|as much as|approximately} the {imagination|creativity}. A conceptual {picture of|photo of|image of} the {product|item} is {better|much better} than the description {since|because|considering that|given that} it {is worth|deserves} 1,000 words, {but|however} getting to hold the {tangible|concrete} product-to-be, in hand, clears all lines of {communication|interaction}. There is no {ambiguity|uncertainty|obscurity} when holding the {exact|precise|specific}, or {at least|a minimum of} {a very|an extremely|a really} close, representation of the {product|item}.

5. Feedback: With {a prototype|a model} you can {test|evaluate|check} {the market|the marketplace} by {unveiling|revealing} it at a trade-show, {showing|revealing} it to {potential|prospective|possible} {buyers|purchasers} or {investors|financiers}, or raising capital by pre-selling on Indiegogo or Kickstarter. Getting {buyers|purchasers} {response|reaction|action} to the {product|item} {before|prior to} it {actually|really|in fact} {goes into|enters into} production is {a valuable|an important} {way|method} to {verify|confirm|validate} the {product|item} has market {potential|capacity}.

6. Get the Feel: {One thing|Something} you can't {get from|receive from|obtain from} {a picture|a photo|an image} or virtual {prototype|model} on the {computer|computer system} screen is the {way|method} something feels in your hand. If you {want to|wish to} {ensure|guarantee|make sure} the ergonomics and fit of {a product|an item} are {just right|perfect|ideal}, you {must|should|need to} {actually|really|in fact} hold it, {use|utilize} it and {test|evaluate|check} it.

7. {Personalize|Customize|Individualize} It: With {standard|basic} mass-production, all parts come off the assembly line or out of the mold the {same|exact same|very same}. With 3D printing, one can {personalize|customize|individualize}, {customize|personalize|tailor} and {tweak|modify|fine-tune} a part to {uniquely|distinctively} fit their {needs|requirements}, which {allows for|enables|permits} {custom|customized|custom-made} {fits in|suits} the medical and {dental|oral} {industries|markets} and {helps|assists} set {people|individuals} apart in the {fashion|style} and {jewelry|fashion jewelry|precious jewelry} world.

8. {Build|Develop|Construct} your {Imagination|Creativity}: In the {modern|contemporary|modern-day} boom of digital art and {design|style}, the possibilities are not {only|just} {accelerating|speeding up} {but|however} {limitless|unlimited|endless}. One can now 3D print {almost|practically|nearly} anything they {imagine|picture|think of|envision} after drawing it up {virtually|practically|essentially}. In {a relatively|a fairly|a reasonably} {short|brief} time, {an idea|a concept}, {concept|idea|principle}, dream or {invention|innovation|creation|development} can go from {a simple|an easy|a basic} {thought|idea} to a produced part that you can hold.

9. Square Holes? ... No {Problem|Issue}: The {limitations|restrictions|constraints} of {standard|basic} machining {have|have actually} constrained {product|item} {design|style} {for years|for many years|for several years}. With the {improvements|enhancements} in additive {manufacturing|production}, now the possibilities are {endless|unlimited|limitless}. Geometry that {has|has actually} been {historically|traditionally} {difficult|challenging|tough|hard} or {impossible|difficult} to {build|develop|construct}; like holes that {change|alter} {direction|instructions}, {unrealistic|impractical} overhangs, or square interior cavities, is now possible and {actually|really|in fact} {simple|easy|basic} to construct.

10. Fail {Fast|Quick}, Fail {Cheap|Inexpensive|Low-cost}: {Being able to|Having the ability to} {test|evaluate|check} {ideas|concepts} {quickly|rapidly} and {discover|find} what {doesn't|does not} work {accelerates|speeds up} discovery {leading to|resulting in|causing} {an ideal|a perfect} {solution|service|option}. 3D printing {allows|enables|permits} {a product|an item} {developer|designer} to make {breakthroughs|advancements|developments} at early {stages|phases} that are {relatively|fairly|reasonably} {inexpensive|affordable|economical|low-cost} {leading to|resulting in|causing} {better|much better} {products|items} and {less expensive|cheaper|more economical|less costly} dead-ends.