Luxury car manufacturer Bugatti isn't printing with just any metal -- no, Bugatti wants to make new brake calipers for its current $2.7 million supercar by 3D printing the parts in titanium.

Bugatti, for example, is looking to 3D print brake calipers. This is actually a really cool development that could absolutely change the future of component manufacturing. While I’m sure this… ...

The press brake tools were printed on a standard Prusa i3, using regular PLA filament. There’s nothing particularly special in the process, with the prints using 12 perimeters and 20% infill.

In a further development, Bugatti has now redesigned the brake calipers to be 3D printed out of titanium. Though still being evaluated for production, they already stand as the largest functional ...

The name Bugatti is associated with bleeding-edge motor cars rather than 3D printing, but the automaker has announced it has produced a new brake caliper that is not only the largest in the motor ...

Bugatti in January revealed the largest 3D-printed component composed out of titanium: a brake caliper designed for the Chiron hypercar. Throughout 2018, the firm has continued to test the brake ...