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3 years ago

What is the basic difference between additive manufacturing and rapid prototyping?

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<span>Additive manufacturing involves creating a product from material, such as putting molten plastic or metal into a mold or 3D printing something. Rapid prototyping is the act of using techniques like additive manufacturing (or subtractive manufacturing, in some cases) to quickly make a model for testing purposes.</span>

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