Job(s) Assignments Team Member
1. Research 1. Antonio Johnson
2. Cover page 2. Micheal Hendrix
3. Table of Contents 3. Micheal Hendrix
4. Introduction 4. Antonio Johnson
5. Problem Statement 5. Micheal Hendrix
6. Possible Design Solution 6. Antonio Johnson
7. Selected Design Solution 7. Micheal Hendrix
8. Developmental Work & Analysis 8. Antonio Johnson
9. Prototype Construction 9. Micheal Hendrix
10. Testing & Evaluation 10. Antonio Johnson
11. Conclusion 11. Micheal Hendrix
12. Power Point Presentation Requirements 12. Antonio Johnson
13. Reference 13. Antonio Johnson
MICHAEL HENDRIX
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
corrugated cardboard
- What is corrugated cardboard?
- a paper-based material consisting of a fluted corrugated sheet and one or two flat liner boards.
- How is corrugated cardboard made??
- The corrugated medium and linerboard are made of container board, a paper-like material usually over 0.01 inches (0.25 mm) thick.
- What is the primary raw materials used to make cardboard?
- It is mainly made of heavy paper-pulp.
- How many cubic yards of landfill space can be saved by recycling 1 ton of cardboard?
- 3 cubic yards of land fill space could be saved.
- How many trees can be saved if each household uses one roll of recycled paper towels?
- 544,000 trees can be saved
Friday, January 20, 2012
Questions
What makes a successful chair?
the right strategy and if you build your chair with correct strength would make a successful chair..
How do chairs fail?
Chairs fail when people design it weak or do not brainstorm and try to put together anything.
What is important to include into the chair's design?
It is important to include the right cuts in the right areas to make your chair stay up and it is important to include strengths.
Where will your chair be located? Who will be sitting in it at that location?
My chair will be sitting on the floor and my teammates will be sitting on it
the right strategy and if you build your chair with correct strength would make a successful chair..
How do chairs fail?
Chairs fail when people design it weak or do not brainstorm and try to put together anything.
What is important to include into the chair's design?
It is important to include the right cuts in the right areas to make your chair stay up and it is important to include strengths.
Where will your chair be located? Who will be sitting in it at that location?
My chair will be sitting on the floor and my teammates will be sitting on it
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Step by step
- iOpen the cardboard box so it lays flat, then measure it. You want the box to be at least 45 nches wide and 60 inches high.
- 2Place the cardboard in front of you in a vertical layout. Use the bottom edge of the flattened box as the bottom side of a rectangle that is 45 inches long and 15 inches high. Draw the rectangle, then draw dividing lines inside it at 15-inch intervals to make three 15-inch squares.
- 3Extend the lines up from the middle square in Step 2 an additional 45 inches. Divide it into three 15-inch squares. Finish by drawing a horizontal line at the top of the third square. You should have a T-shaped drawing, made of a total of six 15-inch squares.
- 4Cut out the T-shape and turn it so it looks like an upside down T. Fold back the two squares that "cross" the T until they touch each other behind, forming a triangle. Rotate the cardboard so the triangle sits on the ground. This is the base of your chair.
- 5Fold down the cardboard that now sticks straight up, so it sits on the triangle and is parallel with the ground. The square sitting on top of the triangle is the seat. Fold the last two squares at a 90-degree angle, so they stick straight up.
- 6Press the top square down so that it forms a double-thick chair back. Use whatever means you like to secure the fold. What was once a cardboard box is now a chair. Have a seat
Materials needed
you do not need many materials. only thing you need is cardboard, box cutter, and a ruler
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