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Precision metal stamping is a manufacturing process that involves converting flat metal sheets into specific shapes and sizes through various methods of stamping, cutting, and forming. This process is widely used in industries ranging from automotive to electronics, ensuring that components are produced efficiently with minimal waste and maximum accuracy.

Sand casting involves creating a mold from sand, which is then filled with molten metal to form a desired shape. The process typically includes several steps pattern creation, mold preparation, pouring, and cooling. Traditionally, patterns are often made from wood or metal, which can be labor-intensive and time-consuming to produce. The patterns must be designed to allow for the shrinkage of the metal during cooling and to facilitate the removal of the cast from the mold. This highlights one of the primary challenges in sand casting designing for manufacturability while accommodating the limitations of conventional materials and techniques.