a place to shine a light on the work of students and teachers
The 'basics' is what the sketching and drafting posts are about. In today's school environment there are other ways to teach design. This is an attempt to fill in some blanks for teachers who have spent little time sketching and drawing. Simply put, it is our attempt to encourage time with a pencil and paper for both teachers and students.
Build up your library. There are many $5.00 books 'out there'. …
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A remodel project for intermediate Architecture Design students.
Concept design a remodel for a 1905 craftsman house.
Develop a budget for the remodel.
Research on Zillow to find comparable homes to determine the value of the home as it is and what the the value may be after the remodel.
Present your preliminary remodel ideas to the client and the budgets with the potential return on thier investments.
Project description Word doc.…
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Kalama High School CTE teacher is busy making face-shields for the Peace Health Hospital, St. John Foundation
All the information about the 3d printing of the face-shields is here including the downloadable stl file. Open…
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Story from KGMI a bellingham radio station…
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Greetings from Rhino in Education. We know that schools are working remotely during this time and want to let you know we have support and resources available for you and your students.
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Here is a kitchen renovation project that uses Rhino to develop and communicate the design options to the client. After nearly eleven interactions, the design, colors and materials were decided upon.
The project was due to begin and late October 2019 and be finished by the first week in December. In-stock cabinets from Home Depot were used to keep the project on budget and schedule.
I, along with Bob Koll and Pete Sorenson believe this could be a great project for high school…
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This is a quick, simple little project I altered from one a friend does. It's good for teaching some simple principles of working with 3D objects, using the various viewports, and great for having a discussion at the 3D printer about the best way to orient a model to minimize support.
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v6 Rhino notes: Open the ...Finished model below. (It is a v5 Rhino model). Run this command: 'Rendering' (opens the rendering panel). Go to the bottom and click 'Reset to Defaults'. Set the Perspective view to 'Rendered' display mode. Save the model with a new name. Render the model.
It is a fun model to render on the pc or the mac. 'Plastic' material works well, color orange, of course.…
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Here's a monogram sign project that my kids complete at the end of the 'Editing Geometry' section in the Level 1 Training Manual. This is their first project on the CNC plasma, and one that has been popular with parents.
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by: Rob Robinett from Mariner High School,
Pay attention to the highlighted information. This is a good way to…
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Yes for 3d printing AND this is a good model for cutting on a CNC mill or CNC router.
Use the model with whatever CAM software you use.…
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