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rYUrso PS and Redmond MJ (2000), Method for the Resection of Cranal Tumt>urs
and Skill Reconstruction. British ,Journal of Neurosurgery. Vt>l. 4, 6, pp 555-55 1),
http:i/www.tandf.co.uk, see also [Anatomies. 2000]. .,
Chapter 6
Cialrzen .J, Lingcns 1-1, Gebhardt A and Schwarz C (1998) Optimi~atiun using
TIIESA, Prototyping Technology lnh:rnational '91!, UK & International Press,
Surrey, UK, pp 36-3X.
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!\s Rapid l'wltlyping (RP.J is beco111ing more mature, material properties, accuracy.
,<>:I ;11td iL ad-tirnt: are improving to permit it to be employed for the production of
L1ghtman A.l. V;tnasschc 13. D'lJrso I' and Yamada S ( 1995) Applications of Rilpid
l'rotolyping to SHrgical l'lannine - A Snrvcy or Glnhal ;\,:tivitit:s. Proc of the 6th
lntematinnal Confl'n'lll't' on Rapid l'tototypin~. June .:1-7. Dayton. Ohio. {]SA,
Ill' I (>-21.
li>PI.s. \<~m, traditional tool making methods based on the replication of models have
"'"'"" :~d:~ptcd and new techniques allt>wing tools to be made directly by RP haw
h,-, n dn .: loped. This t:hnptcr I"C'\iews indircd mdhud~ for rapid tooling ( RT) tlwl
'"'<" . .,,. 'h<:tily will be, av<lilablc llu pr~duction runs of up to several hundred parts in
til: -.::m: malcria: a~. or a mal~:rial v~:ry similar to, that of the linal pnllhu.:.tion part.
I'll 1}. I :wth,>ds pr~s~nlt:d below :tiT L:alkd indirect bccaus~ they llM~ a RP pattcm
!"'"'",! ,,._ an appropriate RP tLclmiqut: as il model till mould ~nd die making.
l'il;tm lH. l)imo\ SS and l.acan F (I')')')) Sclcctin: l.nst.'r Sintcring: Applications
a11d "1\:clmolo~ical ( ";tp<thilillcs, Pnll~- IMl~dtE, Part R: .Journal of Engineering
1\lanufacturr. Vnl. 21 1, pp 435-449.
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\":111 tk ( "rntnlllLTI S. Seitz S. Essc'r K.K and l'vlcAica K ( I'.J!J7) Sand. Di.: and
ltl\cstmcnl ( ast !'arts via the Sl.S Sdt:divt: Laser Siutering piocess. UTI\1 (;mhU,
II Iiden, Germauy.
l11 :nTlll wars, Rl' tc:dmologie~ have emerged to reduce the ckli:tys inherent in the
IL"-It,r;ltit>:ts and line-tuning ncccss:uy to crenk a high quality product. Tlw,;;e
fLclt!1''"'~i;s otlcr the <.:<tpahility or rapid productinn of thrct:-dimensional solid
,,hi:t. rli::ctly from designs Jo!Cnerated on CAD systeuts. Instead oi'sLvcral wceb,"
;>JlIP!ype can he completed in a [~,w days or even a lew hour~. I Jnf"cutunately, with
t< I' tccltniqll"s, thl'l'L' is only a relatively limited ntl.lgL' of materials tlorn which
l;r 1.<.>~\"\'c,; can h,~
made. Consequently. although
visualisation and
. . lil<"!t.i"l'liigL:onlt'trir writlntli\>rt are. po~~ihlc. timctional testing of prototypes
.,t"\"11 :.; lli>l, due to the di!Ter~nt 11\t:Chanical and thermal prnpertit's ol" the prototype
'111l"llcd IL> the proJut:tion pan l.l:cobs, 1996a].
:li:: ,.-:1ds to the m~xl. step. wltidt is li1r the RP industry 111 targ''' IL)L)ling as a
""'" I~ ~:apitalise ou JD CAD modelling and Rl> tt'duwlogy. With int:rca.~<:s
:II ! h; ;It l 'll":tcy of Rr tcdll!iques. 1\liii\L'I"l)US prt'CCSSCS ha\c bL'L'Il dndoped l(n
:" ,:.,, ..,,_, tooling liom Rl' nw.<>tcr, ICitilcls and Ju,\n. 1'!'14\. The most 1viLkly
"'~"'". ,d indirc,:t RT mctlwds are to us~ RP masters 111 tnakt: silinuw t"LHIIII
: 1"l"' tltJ ntlcanismg !RTV) monlds lir plitstir parts ami as sacrilieial models li'r
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