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    This document summarizes a student project on fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3D printing. It introduces the project team and advisor and provides background on FDM, describing the process which involves CAD modeling, slicing software, and layer-by-layer extrusion of thermoplastics. Key FDM parameters that influence print quality are discussed. Applications highlighted include prosthetics, pre-production prototyping, art, and medicine. Both advantages like a variety of materials and low costs, and disadvantages like coarse surfaces and long print times for complex parts are summarized. The conclusion emphasizes how FDM enables rapid iteration from design to physical prototype.

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    This document summarizes a student project on fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3D printing. It introduces the project team and advisor and provides background on FDM, describing the process which involves CAD modeling, slicing software, and layer-by-layer extrusion of thermoplastics. Key FDM parameters that influence print quality are discussed. Applications highlighted include prosthetics, pre-production prototyping, art, and medicine. Both advantages like a variety of materials and low costs, and disadvantages like coarse surfaces and long print times for complex parts are summarized. The conclusion emphasizes how FDM enables rapid iteration from design to physical prototype.

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    RAO BAHADUR Y MAHABALESHWARAPPA ENGINEERING

    COLLEGE - [RYMEC], BELLARY

    Department of Mechanical Engineering

    Project coordinator H.O.D


    B.G CHANDRU Dr. KORI NAGARAJ

    Project Group

    Sachin T (3VC14ME089)
    Akhil Kumar S (3VC14ME004)
    Ramanjaneya (3VC14ME082)
    Harish Kumar B (3VC14ME034)
    Introduction
     Additive Manufacturing is defined as the process of joining materials to make
    objects from 3D model data, usually layer upon layer, as opposed to
    subtractive manufacturing methodologies.
    What is Fused Deposition Modeling?
    Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) is an Additive Manufacturing
    (AM) technology that builds parts by heating and extruding filaments
    through a small nozzle. FDM usually deals with thermoplastics or
    composite materials.

    CAD MODEL OF STATIONARY HOLDER 3D PRINTED STATIONARY HOLDER


    Process of Fused Deposition Modelling
    Fabricator Design
    FDM Materials
    Stages in FDM process
    CAED Modelling Software(Fusion 360)
    Slicer(Cura engine,SLI3R,Pronter face)
    Parameters to be considered for good quality
    3D printed object
    I) INFILL
    II) Number of shells
    iii) Layer height
    v) Printing speed
    Applications of FDM
    FDM Printed Prosthetics
    Pre-Production Analysis
    Artistic Application
    Medical Applications

    A dental tool guide. Scanning the patient teeth then 3D printing


    the design allows for the tool to be perfectly located.

    A highly detailed custom facial prosthetic


    made with FDM
    Day to Day Applications
    Advantages and Disadvantages
    FDM Advantages FDM Disadvantages

    1.Surface of the filament should not be contaminated with


    1. A good variety of materials are available
    foreign particles

    2. The extrusion head must continue moving, or else


    2. Easy to change material
    material bumps up

    3. Low maintenance costs 3. Supports may be required


    4. Thin parts produced fast 4.Without special treatment the surface feels really coarse
    5. Low temperature operation 5. More area in slices requires longer build times
    6. No supervision required 6. Proper ventilation is required

    7. Temperature fluctuations during production could lead


    7. No toxic materials
    to delamination
    Conclusion

    “It is the ability to design something in the morning and have


    a physical representation of the concept in your hand in the
    afternoon that is priceless step forward in industrial design”
    Thank You

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