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11 analysts have issued 12-month price targets for Arconic’s shares. Their predictions range from $15.00 to $29.00. On average, they anticipate Arconic’s stock price to reach $23.7260 in the next year. This suggests a possible upside of 41.6% from the stock’s current price. View Analyst Price Targets for Arconic.

At this point, the internet is crawling with butt-kicking homebrew 3D printers made with extruded profiles, but it’s easy to underestimate the difficulty in getting there. Sure, most vendors sell a suite of interlocking connectors, but how well do these structural framing systems actually fare when put to the task of handling a build with sub-millimeter tolerances?

In this interview, Earl W. Ramlow from Polyset describes the use of a WaterBorne High Ratio Zinc Silicate coating system.

However, with the right measuring tools, we can toss out the need for redundant connectors by, instead, relying on our tools to do the job of finding the “sweet spots.”

“Malcolm McCormick, known and adored by fans as Mac Miller, has tragically passed away at the age of 26,” reads the statement. “He was a bright light in this world for his family, friends, and fans.”

"As time went on, our relationship took so many different changes, from being boyfriend and girlfriend to being lovers to being best friends," he said, according to audio posted by TMZ. "Somebody that you know you can count on, somebody that has your back, you have their back." He also made a public pledge to his and Porter’s children, which also include his 24-year-old son Justin and 12-year-old daughter Chance, from two separate relationships. "I will always be there for you," he said, drawing cheers. "I will always take care of you."

Extruded profiles used to be pricey, but these days a few Kickstarter campaigns have knocked down the price with a few cheaper lines, namely OpenBeam, MakerBeam and VSlot. Each of these extrusions is more than capable of handling the day-to-day extrusion needs of the hobbyist. Let’s not get too smug, though. Admittedly, when I first discovered these cheaper alternatives, I remember thinking: “Those poor industry design engineers — all of them enslaved by corporate partnerships to pay truckloads to some overpriced big-name profiles; meanwhile I can pay half price on something that works just as well!” Truth be told, these maker-breeds are fundamentally different, so it’s best to understand what we’re paying for when we pick a budget alternative.

Waves of digitization, innovative technology, and an astounding rate of change are transforming aerospace and defense (A&D). As organizations strive to keep pace and take advantage of new concepts, one trend gaining attention is servitization – instead of selling products, the manufacturer or contractor provides service-based offerings billed to customers based on usage. Rather than a defense contractor selling hardware, the contractor sells availability and bills only for the hours when the hardware is operating and available for deployment. Often called performance- based logistics (PBLs), the system tracks when the asset is well-serviced, fully operational, and available. If the system is out of commission for maintenance or repairs, the customer is not billed. For the customer, paying for the as-needed service is more economical and eliminates the worry of maintenance.

For clarity’s sake, I did just that in the image below: I chopped down an extrusion with my chop saw, butted it flush against another profile, and fastened it down with a T-plate connector. Can you see any issues? (Hint: zoom in)

"To me it was something I had to do for my health," he told the publication of his decision to quit touring. "The scene was not for me. It was not the shows and not the music. It was always the other stuff surrounding it that never came naturally to me."