  The machining process is the most common method for metal cutting, and
especially in the finishing of machined parts. In modern industry the goal of
production is to manufacture products at a low cost, with high quality in the
shortest time. In this research different biomaterials, machinability
properties, surface characteristics, cutting tools, cutting fluids and
machining conditions for biomaterials with machinability capability are
reviewed. In the first step prosthetic acetabular (PA) hip is designed and
printed by using selective laser melting (SLM) process then current limitations
on fabrication are analyzed to optimize production process and obtain samples
with higher quality. The feasibility of artificial intelligence (AI) in
machining is determined and In order to calculate dimensional deviation the
effect of tool path on tool deflection is modelled. The main focus of this
research is determining the machining conditions on surface quality and
osseointegration, work hardening and force analyzing of PA. Also the effect of
heat treatment on machinability and mechanical properties of produced parts is
determined.
