Rapid Prototyping Journal: Volume 5 Issue 4
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The international journal for research on additive manufacturing and 3D printingTable of contents
Possibility of colouring SLS prototypes using the ink‐jet method
Ling Wai Ming, Ian GibsonThe prospect of including colour in models using rapid prototyping systems significantly increases the range of potential applications. It is considered that prototypes displaying…
Rapid prototyping and art
Michael ReesThis article is a summary of the session topic “Art and rapid prototyping” that was part of this online conference called The Future of Rapid Prototyping. The author discusses…
Safe work practices for rapid prototyping
Stephen M. DeakThis paper discusses key issues for RP laboratory safety. It considers health and safety awareness, a health and safety plan of action and a health and safety follow‐up. A…
Rapid tooling
Eric RadstokRapid tooling can be seen as the second wave in rapid prototyping because, with rapid tooling, the production process can be prototyped instead of the final product. This article…
Standards for the rapid prototyping industry
Kevin K. JurrensThis paper proposes that development of formalized standards for the rapid prototyping (RP) industry will help enable the continued growth and further advancement of RP…
The business of rapid prototyping
Preston G. SmithRapid prototypes will gain acceptance in business only to the extent that they provide bottom‐line business value. Thus, this paper guides engineers wishing to “sell” rapid…
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1355-2546Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditor:
- Professor Ian Gibson