DOE OSTI · 2326316
Off-axis and nonplanar slicing
Abstract
Traditionally, slicing processes have assumed a horizontal plane that moves up the Z axis to produce layers. However, through relatively straightforward modifications, this process can be extended to allow planar slicing at any angle and along any axis in a process referred to as off-axis slicing. Additionally, more advanced pathing solutions are moving away from planar approaches entirely by printing directly on non-flat surfaces. Both of these alternative approaches to slicing, as well as some common issues associated with them, are discussed in this chapter to provide a foundation for more advanced pathing solutions.
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Borish, Michael, Roschli, Alex, Barnes, Abby, Macdonald, Eric, Wang, Peter, Feldhausen, Thomas. 2024-01-01. Off-axis and nonplanar slicing. https://doi.org/10.1016/b978-0-443-15286-3.00017-5
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