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Introduction to CNC Router Furniture Design

Types of cutting in CNC

A course by Daniel Romero / Tuux , Industrial Designer

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About the video: Types of cutting in CNC

Overview

“Now if we set sail to the practical part of the course, the comings and goings between the computer and manufacturing. In this lesson we are going to know the most common types of cuts in a flat bed CNC. ”

In this video lesson Daniel Romero / Tuux addresses the topic: Types of cutting in CNC, 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

“TYPES OF CUTTING IN CNC We previously reviewed various feasible materials to cut on a flatbed CNC router, such as wood based boards, and always from renewable sources, and some more of recycled plastics. Now we will go to the funnest part of the course, the practical part. For this we will draw in a CAD program, there are a lot of options on the market. Perhaps the easiest and friendliest program is SketchUp by Google and there is a free version. Also a program widely used by everyone "maker" is Fusion 360, that there are also free versions. I am an expert and I move well in Rhino, so it is...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to CNC Router Furniture Design

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (409)
14706 students
5 units
16 lessons (2h 8m)
9 downloads

Category
Craft, Design
Software
Rhino
Areas
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 focused on sustainable and socially responsible projects that align with their work philosophy. Their work spans a range of fields including consumer products, interior design, architecture, urban intervention, and exhibitions.

In addition to his role at Tuux, he is a partner and jury member at the Abierto Mexicano de diseño competition, professor of the design, furniture, and ergonomics workshop at the CIDI (UNAM), and founder and designer of Hecho y Derecho, an online sales platform for furniture and accessories. On top of it all, he also collaborates on projects for other companies as a freelancer.

His work, both individually and through his studio, has earned numerous awards, most notably: winner of 2019 Red Dot Design Award (Germany), a spot on the list of the 100 most important Mexican creatives in the world (Forbes Magazine, Mexico), as well as winner and runner-up at three Ibero-American Design Biennials (Madrid 2014, 2016, and 2018).