Eight Common Mistakes in Rapid Prototyping

De: Jean Feingold

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Thinking of using rapid prototyping for your next design project but don’t know where to start? Or have you tried rapid prototyping and been disappointed with the results? “Eight Common Mistakes in Rapid Prototyping” can dispel your misconceptions by explaining what to expect when using this additive manufacturing technique. While “one and done” is what fabricators hope for when using rapid prototyping to develop new gadgets or parts, the first result produced using this method often does not provide the desired solution. What is most likely to go wrong when using rapid prototyping and how to avoid these problems is spelled out in “Eight Common Mistakes in Rapid Prototyping.” Read about the typical mistakes experienced by rapid prototyping users and why they occur. The book will help designers anticipate what might go wrong to reduce the risk of unsatisfactory early results. Author Jean Feingold interviewed rapid prototyping experts from around the world to identify often seen issues with additive manufacturing technologies. “Eight Common Mistakes in Rapid Prototyping” emphasizes the need for designers to communicate expectations clearly when working with rapid prototyping fabricators. While the 3D printing and additive manufacturing business is constantly evolving with new machines and materials entering the market regularly, the basic principles for making informed decisions when using rapid prototyping will stay the same. That’s why this book will remain a beneficial guide for those new to rapid prototyping (and those with disappointing past experiences) as they try to obtain the best possible prototype in the shortest time. If you’re thinking of using rapid prototyping, or if you’ve tried it with mixed success, read this book to get the information you need to make better decisions. Buy “Eight Common Mistakes in Rapid Prototyping” to understand what this technology can and can’t do for you.