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Introduction to CNC Router Furniture Design

Wood, a renewable material; wooden base boards

A course by Daniel Romero / Tuux , Industrial designer

Learn how to design and produce sustainable furniture: from sketch to CAD drawing to the final piece

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About the video: Wood, a renewable material; wooden base boards

Overview

“Although Flat Bed CNC Routers can cut a wide variety of materials, such as aluminum, plastics, or others, in this lesson, I want to show you the benefits of using a renewable material like wood.”

In this video lesson Daniel Romero / Tuux addresses the topic: Wood, a renewable material; wooden base boards, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to CNC Router Furniture Design. Learn how to design and produce sustainable furniture: from sketch to CAD drawing to the final piece.

Partial transcription of the video

“WOOD, A RENEWABLE MATERIAL, WOOD-BASED PANELS In the previous lesson we reviewed what CNCs are. Specifically we talked about flat bed CNCs. Flat bed CNCs are very versatile because they allow us to cut boards, either wood-based or some plastics. In this lesson we will delve into the subject. Flat bed CNCs can cut a wide variety of materials, from non-ferrous metals such as aluminum going through plastics, recycled plastics or wood-based boards. As I told you from the introduction, the topics that always haunt my head are about sustainability. Sustainability has to do with many things, among...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to CNC Router Furniture Design

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (394)
12966 students
5 units
16 lessons (2h 8m)
9 downloads

Category
Craft, Design
Software
Rhino
Areas
Digital Fabrication, Furniture Design & Making, Industrial Design, Product Design, Woodworking

Daniel Romero / Tuux

A course by Daniel Romero / Tuux

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Industrial designer

Daniel Romero is a Mexican industrial designer and one of the founding partners of TUUX, a design studio with production capabilities oriented to the development of sustainable, coherent, and socially responsible projects, where consumer products as well as interior design projects, architecture, urban interventions, exhibitions, among many others, are developed.

Together with TUUX, he is a partner and advisor to the Mexican Open Design Competition; professor of the design and furniture and ergonomics workshop at CIDI, UNAM; partner and designer of Hecho y Derecho, an online platform for the sale of furniture and accessories; and carries out projects for other companies independently.

His work has been awarded numerous recognitions both individually and through his studio, among them; Winners of the Red Dot Design Award (Germany 2019), selected among the 100 most important Mexican creatives in the world (Forbes Magazine, Mexico), winner and selected in three Latin American Design Biennials (Madrid 2014, 2016, 2018), among many others.

English, Spanish