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Our next project with the Design of University of Utah Digital Assemblies class turns towards a hybrid approach to making by utilizing subtractive methods (CNC routing) together with a unique application of 3D printing filament.
Each student within the class has been tasked with designing a seating object that is to fabricated using a CNC router and incorporating recycled PETG filament as either a decorative element, functional element, or both.
In the coming weeks we will showcase their scale models that incorporate recycled PETG filament produced with the Filabot EX2.
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Below are some photos from the experiments:
1. Filament Doodles - prep work for student chair designs
2. Filament Doodles
3. Student hair concept 1 with woven filament back
4. Student chair concept 2 with tensioned filament seat
