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Shape Verification of Fused Deposition Modelling 3D Prints

Andrej Cupar, Vojko Pogačar, Zoran Stjepanović

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Abstract

In this article, the shape of fused deposition modelling (FDM) 3D printed testing objects is verified with 3D scanning technique. Leapfrog’s Creatr is used as a manufacturing device. The whole process of a materialization is explained – from preparation of a model to preparation of a printer. The study is meant to evaluate dimensional errors of printed parts and to give some advices on how to minimize them.

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In this article, the shape of fused deposition modelling (FDM) 3D printed testing objects is verified with 3D scanning technique. Leapfrog’s Creatr is used as a manufacturing device. The whole process of a materialization is explained – from preparation of a model to preparation of a printer. The study is meant to evaluate dimensional errors of printed parts and to give some advices on how to minimize them.

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In this article, the shape of fused deposition modelling (FDM) 3D printed testing objects is verified with 3D scanning technique. Leapfrog’s Creatr is used as a manufacturing device. The whole process of a materialization is explained – from preparation of a model to preparation of a printer. The study is meant to evaluate dimensional errors of printed parts and to give some advices on how to minimize them.

Key concepts: Deposition (geology), Computer science, Computer graphics (images), Materials science, Engineering drawing, Geology, Engineering, Geomorphology

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