Metal Furniture Design and Creation

Shaping the Object in Thin Sheet Metal: The 2D Pattern

A course by studio_brichet_ziegler , Design Studio

94% positive reviews (18)

1,063 students

Audio: French

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About the video: Shaping the Object in Thin Sheet Metal: The 2D Pattern

Overview

“First of all, we are going to show you how to transfer the different patterns of the stool onto the steel sheet. Then we will cut the different pieces and drill the holes for the screws.”

In this video lesson studio_brichet_ziegler addresses the topic: Shaping the Object in Thin Sheet Metal: The 2D Pattern, which is part of the Domestika online course: Metal Furniture Design and Creation. Learn how to design and build a stool from sheet metal without welding, using easily accessible materials and metalworking techniques.

Partial transcription of the video

“Shaping the object in thin sheet metal: the 2D pattern In this lesson, we will see how to transfer the different patterns on the sheet steel we are working with. I got the printed patterns from the previous lesson. I'm going to start by simply taping it to my steel sheet. I pay close attention positioning the pattern on one end of the sheet, since I will position a second one on the second part of the sheet. For this lesson, it is preferable to wear suitable clothing, given that the sheets that we buy on the market are sometimes a little greasy, but also can be sharp. Moreover, for subseque...”

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Course summary for: Metal Furniture Design and Creation

Level: Beginner
94% positive reviews (18)
1063 students
5 units
18 lessons (2h 48m)
7 downloads

Category
Design
Software
Rhino
Areas
Arts & Crafts, DIY, Furniture Design & Making

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Design Studio

Caroline Ziegler and Pierre Brichet are the designers behind the Parisian studio BrichetZiegler, created in 2010. Specialists in the creation of furniture and a wide range of other items, their approach to color and material is characterized by a blend of simple and geometric expressivity.

Whether it's their own collection (under the name By Hands) or in collaboration with brands (such as Petite Friture, DCWéditions, Pulpo, and Moustache), they like to mix aesthetics with functionality. Some of their pieces have been acquired by the Mobilier National and the Centre national des arts plastiques, not to mention that their Ombre Portée lamps sit in the President's office!