2013
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-013-4980-3
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A new surface joining technique for the design of shoe lasts

Abstract: Abstract:The footwear industry is a traditional craft sector, where technological advances are difficult to implement owing to the complexity of the processes being carried out, and the level of precision demanded by most of them. The shoe last joining operation is one clear example, where two halves from different lasts are put together, following a specifically traditional process, to create a new one. Existing surface joining techniques analysed in this paper are not well adapted to shoe last design and pro… Show more

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“…All shoes consist of a large number of pieces that are all combined together normally on a mold. This mold that gives a shoe its shape is called a last (Amoros-Gonzalez, Jimeno-Morenilla, & Salas-Perez, 2013). Typical athletic shoes can often be thought of as consisting of two main parts, the upper and the sole.…”
Section: Chapter 1: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All shoes consist of a large number of pieces that are all combined together normally on a mold. This mold that gives a shoe its shape is called a last (Amoros-Gonzalez, Jimeno-Morenilla, & Salas-Perez, 2013). Typical athletic shoes can often be thought of as consisting of two main parts, the upper and the sole.…”
Section: Chapter 1: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%