Tanya Fosdal

“State-of-the-art 3D-printing with metal filaments based on the Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) process is discussed in this paper, by a literature review and own printing tests. Commercially available metal filaments (composites with metal powder content) are flexible enough to be processed on a low budget 3D-printer and, by debinding and sintering the produced objects, it […]

Paper published to Springer on 14 September 2020

Paper published to MDPI on 24 August 2020

Paper published August 2020

“Typical metal 3D printing processes with powders require either a laser or electron beam as the heating source. In this work, an alternative non-expensive metal 3D printing process based on the fused deposition modeling process using metal filled filament is studied. Using bronze filament as a feedstock, the microstructures, phases, compositions of the filament, as-printed,

Paper published on 21 January 2019

Paper published December 2018

Paper published to ScienceDirect on 16 October 2018