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Along these lines, a current Kickstarter project, which uses a 3D printer and a salt water jet in a very clever way to ablate metal, and even shows the prospect of doing metal deposition printing by reversing the process (skip to 9:50).
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/athenatech/liquid-blade...