This second project submission required the fabrication of an aluminium skin to adhere to the contours of another student's object. The chosen object was to be from a student from another discipline within the Built Environment, and as a result of a trade with a student within the Construction Management and Property degree, the chosen interdisciplinary object was a shovel.
Interdisciplinary student's starting object
Interdisciplinary student's laser cut template
Template shape is quite planar and symmetrical
The shovel template is relatively simple, with three slight bends upward along its blade. The object also has a central curve at the end of the shovel blade to receive the handle shaft.
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