DSDN111: Model Development

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I have made another model to test another way of constructing the piece. I used the 3mm MDF wood and used a craft knife to cut through it. This proved to be a better method because I have more control over the knife compared to the jig saw. This meant that the lines I was cutting were much straighter as I could use a ruler for guidance. Also if I did go off course slightly I was able to cut into the wood and realign the cut which proved helpful in a few instances.

I also tried to arrange the pieces in a way that was not so "boxy" and spanned them out. This proved to look like a very interesting interface.





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