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SketchUp Design: Counter top Display

By Nando | February 1st, 2010
When a client needed a countertop display (funny enough, to display counter top substrates) I used a combination of skills and tools to design and illustrate a solution. The display I designed consisted in three identical modules, routed out of the same solid surface material the samples were made of. The shape of the display [...]
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3D CAD/CAM Solutions: The Bridge Street Plaque

By Nando | January 31st, 2010
I love the challenge of spatial problems like this one. While working for a sign company, we were faced with executing an idea by a design firm. It looked like this: The monument sign was not a problem, but the dimensional plaque was outside the areas of expertise of my employer at the time. At the [...]
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Technical 3D Design and Modeling: DropKick

By Nando | June 5th, 2009
A client asked for help on his project. The goal: to design a tamper-resistant frame system that would be relatively inexpensive to produce in large quantities and very easy to use. My solution was to create a frame out of aluminum, cut and bent with a tight fit, no visible fasteners, and yet, deceptively simple [...]
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