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In additive manufacturing field are many technologies and devices which could be included in such area. Basic difference between conventional and additive manufacturing is the way how the surfaces of final part are created. In conventional subtractive manufacturing we have to remove material from block of raw material of semi-product to reach final shape. For additive manufacturing is typical that we adding material, mostly layer by layer to build final shape of model. Most common and available additive manufactur...

Additive manufacturing is used in multiple industries to create prototypes, visual models and objects with complex geometries. Being able to fabricate an object layer by layer, additive manufacturing offers the possibility to create objects with embedded, non-assembly joints. With Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), one of the most common and accessible 3D printing processes, minimizing joint clearance for models with non-assembly joints presents a challenge, especially in the case of consumer-grade desktop machines....