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Are there many examples of 3d metal wheels (other Fe wheels or are there any with...

Are there many examples of 3d metal wheels (other Fe wheels or are there any with Cr for example or with Mn)?

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NOt many metals can be used for 3D printable wheels.

when we say metal wheel, wheel could be anything ranging from spinning wheel to automotive wheels (mentioning both prototype and available in only metals as of today)

1. 3D spinning wheel (ex. used in car turbo charger) is made of Iron-nickel based super-alloy

2. Aluminium water pump wheels for powertrains (developed by BMW)

3. 3D Steel skate board wheels (imperial and Machine tool co)

4. 3D printed Pelton wheel (by hydroworks)

5.Aluminium alloy for cock wheels

6. Audi lunar quattro is devloped with 3D aluminium wheels

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