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3D printers Additive manufacturing and prototyping Production and machine tools

Creating a sacrificial tool for a complex, hollow inlet duct

By Stratasys on 25th October 2016

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Swift Engineering’s Kerry Dang takes us through a step-by-step process of creating a sacrificial tool for a complex, hollow inlet duct.

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