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*Cranfield University is doing work on WAAM. Largest printed part - 6 meters long, 300lb, plain aluminum - [https://waammat.com/blog/have-we-3d-printed-the-biggest-metal-part-ever] | *Cranfield University is doing work on WAAM. Largest printed part - 6 meters long, 300lb, plain aluminum - [https://waammat.com/blog/have-we-3d-printed-the-biggest-metal-part-ever] | ||
:*See their presentation - good insight - [https://waammat.com/documents/s-williams-large-scale-metal-wire-arc-additive-manufacturing-of-structural-engineering-parts] | |||
:*They are making real structural parts. | |||
Revision as of 16:48, 29 March 2019
- Laser + TIG setup? - https://www.addere.com/addere-i
- Electron beam and laser beam can be used - [1]
- Is hot wire TIG used for 3D printing?
- TIG additive - Korea - [2]
- Paper on cold and hot wire TIG - [3]
- RepRap metal printer with TIG - [4]
- StrongPrint TIG with wire feed - [5]
- Review paper on Wire Arc Additive Mfg - WAAM - "The paper concludes that WAAM is a promising alternative to traditional subtractive manufacturing for fabricating large expensive metal components. [6]
- Companies producing cold weld spray 3d printing - [7]
- Metal arc from Prodways? - [8]. They call it forging, but it appears to be simple welding with shielding gas (SMAW)
- WAAM article - [9]
Examples
- Cranfield University is doing work on WAAM. Largest printed part - 6 meters long, 300lb, plain aluminum - [10]
- See their presentation - good insight - [11]
- They are making real structural parts.