DESIGN CONSULTANCY | RHINO TRAINING | PROTOTYPING
COST: £600
HOW TO BOOK THIS COURSE:
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Click on the button above.
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REFUNDS:
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If you want a refund for the Rhino for Accessories course, contact the office that issued you your ticket to see if a refund is available.
PRIVACY POLICY:
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Your contact information will only be used for communications from Bryan Oknyansky/FabLab London and no-one else.
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COURSE TERMS & CONDITIONS:
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One booking fee entitles you to bring one computer with you for use during the course.
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If you will bring a translator with you, the translator is not entitled to paticipate in this course except for asking questions and commenting on your behalf. If the translator will require a computer for use during the course, an additional booking fee will need to be paid.
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Recording the course is limited to taking handwritten or typed notes. Audio, photo or video recording of any duration during the course is prohibited.
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If anyone on the course is caught violating any of these terms and conditions they will be asked to leave the course immediately and without refund.
Rhino for Accessories
Learn to develop accessory concepts into 3D models & technical drawings for prototyping, range planning & fabricating.
October 27 - December 8 (7 Weeks, Evenings)
Thursdays 18:00 - 21:00
This course will teach you tools and methods to develop accessory design concepts into 3D models and technical drawings that can be used for prototyping, range planning and fabricating with technologies like 3D printing. Students will learn these tools and methods through exercises that include developing an accessory that can be worn and one that can be carried.
Rhinoceros 3D is a robust, versatile and intuitive 2D and 3D CAD software that enables you to turn your ideas into virtual prototypes ready for sampling. Rhino provides the tools and methods for taking advantage of new manufacturing technologies that enable the accessory design process to be more efficient, sustainable and cutting-edge. This intensive and comprehensive course is designed to provide you with a solid foundation to extend and improve your current accessory design methods, whilst giving you the confidence to explore a world of unprecedented design possibilities.
The course include:
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Digitising hand sketches into Rhino
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Designing accessories and moulds for casting
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Designing accessories for machining, 3D printing or other sculpting methods
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Developing forms or lasts for shaping accessories by hand
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Preparing designs for grading and technical drawings
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Optional: Making artistic visualisations (renderings) of accessories designed in the class
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Optional: Prototyping with 3D printers and other digital fabrication technologies
Level:
Students can take this class if they have successfully completed the 3-Day Rhino Crash Course or 4-Week RCC or can demonstrate equivalent skills in Rhino to the instructor.
Booking:
Your course place is confirmed once you have booked online or via the phone using a credit or debit card. There is no deadline for booking. Places are offered on a first come, first served basis, and all courses have a maximum number of students. We suggest you book early to avoid disappointment.
Students will have access to desktop computers for use during this course.
About the instructor:
Bryan Oknyansky is an international award-winning product architect known for inventing pioneering products that have taken him around the world as a lecturer and speaker. With 15 years of experience in the architecture, product and footwear design industries, Bryan specializes in using the latest robotic manufacturing technologies like 3D printing to reinvent the world around us one product at a time. Bryan founded Shoes By Bryan in 2012 – a London-based fashion and technology startup pioneering mass-market 3D printed footwear unique to every single foot in the world while also looking, and feeling, great. Alongside running his growing design practice, Bryan is an innovation consultant to multiple design industries, directs an independent CAD training program and is a Visiting Lecturer at Regent’s University London School of Fashion and Design, the Royal College of Art and London College of Fashion.