Industrial Designers commonly need to design objects that can be quickly tested and prototyped in real life. Prototyping can come with its own set of constraints and parameters depending on how you’re planning on making something.
This course will explore 3 common prototyping methods: 3D printing, CNC milling and laser cutting. We will design objects specifically for these 3 approaches and discuss some of the constraints that we will need to embed into our designs.
What you'll learn
Understand fabrication constraints associated with 3D printing, CNC milling and laser cutting
Demonstrate the ability to design for 3D printing fabrication constraints
Demonstrate the ability to design for CNC milling fabrication constraints
Demonstrate the ability to design for laser cutting fabrication constraints
Understand how to create renders and visualisations of objects in Fusion