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3D Printing on double curved surfaces

Posted on June 2, 2015June 2, 2015 fergalcoulterPosted in 3D printing

Within my PhD, I have designed a 4 axis 3D printer. This scans the shape of substrate before printing upon it.

Additive lathe - 8 layers of Shore A 73 silicone printed onto double curved substrate — Additive lathe – 8 layers of Shore A 73 silicone printed onto double curved substrate

Chiral structure

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