Gene and I met with Ralph Royner at RCR (metal fabrication) last Wednesday to review the project up to that point. We referenced the model I had compiled of the dome frame based on dividing the dome into eight panels that would be set in place one at a time between the center column and[…]
Any object that was made by three dimensional printing or machining was at some point a computer model. While different CNC machines may take different languages (usually stl file), these all began as three dimensional computer models in programs like SolidWorks, which allow a user to construct in a simulated three dimensional environment and organize[…]
