Learning outcomes:


  1. Demonstrate and describe parametric 2D modelling processes.
  2. Identify and explain processes involved in using the laser cutter.
  3. Develop, evaluate and construct the paremetric construction kit.
  4. Identify and explain processes involved in using the vinyl cutter.

Stages:


  1. Parametric design.
  2. Laser cut.
  3. Vinyle cutter.




I was in the second group, You will find my hands in implmentation pictures xD





Let's start ....

A sketch for the idea, I was trying to add some flexable sides, So i made those dotted lines
Start with the basic shapes with it's dimenstions

Adding flexable lines in the straight shape was easy, But in the cercular wasn't, So i made it with cicles.
Fusion360
Offset order was very helpfull in this, around 2 mm betweeneach circle and 2mm cut between dotted lines.

Let's make it parametric and start with the basic shapes sides
Adding parameters for each side

Preparing the parameters ,
Here we can add parameter name and connect it with a specific dimension or other sides dimesion

Modify menu, edit parameters then add the parameters you're going to need
Now the list is ready

Just connecting some details

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Then we need to Export the file into DXF extension, You can make this in both Fusion360, Illustrator or any other CAD software



DXF file
Fusion360 file



CutStudio file



Done

  1. Creating a construction kit design.
  2. Create a parametric design
  3. Laser cut
  4. Vinyle cut

New Learned

  1. Creating a parametric design.
  2. Make a two colored sticker.
  3. Document with videos.

Enjoyed with

  1. Creating a very enjoyable parametric design and make the parameters connected!
  2. Dealing with the stickers and fixing technics.
  3. Playing with my flexable construction kit.