A new method of direct metal prototyping: hybrid plasma deposition and milling

A new method of direct metal prototyping: hybrid plasma deposition and milling

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Xinhong, Xiong, Zhang, Haiou, Wang, Guilan
Format:	text
Language:	eng
Published:	Emerald 2008
Subjects:	Rapid prototypes,Metals,Metallurgy

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