An overview of rapid prototyping technologies using subtractive, additive and formative processes

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This paper describes methodology for application of a rapid prototyping using subtractive, additive and formative technology based on STL files. Rapid prototyping technology includes using of a digital information chain CAD/CAM/CNC to a level which allows the successful realization of the physical models based on new technologies by adding, subtracting and molding material. The paper discusses about the usual technologies for rapid prototyping, for which a generalized methodology for their application has been proposed. The possibilities for program verification prior to the realization of the model were also shown. The methodology is verified on real examples of making selected parts. Used technologies are subtracting and adding material layers, layer by layer, and mold making (by adding material) for molding the silicone model.

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Zivanovic, S. T., Popovic, M. D., Vorkapic, N. M., Pjevic, M. D., & Slavkovic, N. R. (2020). An overview of rapid prototyping technologies using subtractive, additive and formative processes. FME Transactions, 48(1), 246–253. https://doi.org/10.5937/fmet2001246Z

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