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Maker Faire Austin 2007
3D Shapes from 2D Cutting
Making customized two-dimensional shapes is easy with computer-controlled cutting. But if you want to make three-dimensional surfaces and structures with no fasteners or adhesives, here’s a systematic way of interweaving flat shapes to make 3D surfaces.
Web site: http://www.flickr.com/photos/7892866@N03/sets/72157601433745061/detail/
Topic(s): Arts | Crafts | Engineering
Tags: unit+weaving laser+cutting 3D+surfaces
About the Maker(s)
James Mallos James Mallos is a mechanical engineer, kitemaker, and toy inventor who recently started sculpting using using unit-weaving and other means of making large, light, demountable sculptures.
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