That's an interesting 3D printing technique a Berkeley research team is testing for space use.
"CAL produces a solid object by polymerizing a highly viscous resin within a rotating cylinder. The trick is to virtually rotate the 3D model at the same speed as the cylinder, and to project a 2D representation of it from a fixed view point into the resin."
https://hackaday.com/2024/07/13/axial-3d-printer-aces-test-aboard-virgin-spaceplane/
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