Lessons
- Final Project Proposal
- Lesson 1 - principles and practices and project management (Jan 29)
- Lesson 2 - computer-aided design (Feb 5)
- Lesson 3 - computer-controlled cutting (Feb 12)
- Lesson 4 - electronics production (Feb 19)
- Lesson 5 - 3D scanning and printing (Feb 26)
- Lesson 6 - electronics design (Mar 5)
- Lesson 7 - computer-controlled machining (Mar 12)
- Lesson 8 - embedded programming (Mar 19)
- Lesson 9 - molding and casting (Mar 26)
- Lesson 10 - input devices (Apr 2)
- Lesson 11 - composites (Apr 9)
- Lesson 12 - output devices (Apr 16)
- Lesson 13 - networking and communication (Apr 23)
- Lesson 14 - mechanical design, machine design (Apr 30)
- Lesson 15 - interface and application programming (Apr 30)
- Lesson 16 - applications and implications (May 14
- Lesson 17 - invention, intellectual property, and income (May 21)
- Lesson 18 - project development (May 28)
- Lesson 19 - project presentation (Jun 4)
Lesson 11
- Topics from class:
- Assignment from last week
- Composite materials
- US Vendors
- Processes
- Molds
- S A F E T Y ! ! !
- Assignment
- Assignment:
- I have made a laptop/tablet holder from scratch in Inkscape using the node editor tool(
) - The tests went really well so I've actually a holder from the test!
- Video about the test holder:
- The holder made for my new MacBook 2008. It's got (almost) the same dimensions as my old laptop, so I'm going to test that one with the fiberglass mockup.
- Here are some images of my very first design:
- Dana Schwimmer's laptop on the holder after cutting the holder in MDF in the ShopBot (without fiberglass):
- [UPDATE] The holder before FiberGlass:
- [UPDATE] Making the FiberGlass strips for the holder:
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