Go to SLS to watch an assigned video on safety in workshop and complete a quiz given.
Design and make a bag tag for student to attach to their bags so that it will be easy to pull the zip.
The bag tag must be made of aluminium.
The bag tag must be able to provide a good grip for zipping action.
The bag tag should have an interesting shape generated using “ lines & circles.
It must have a hole to insert a ring to connect the zip of the bag.
Objectives
To introduce various methods of ideations but to emphasize that we are using lines and circles in Project 1.
Lines and circles;
SCAMPER;
Random ideas;
Shape borrowing.
ACT 1 : Ideation - Lines & Circles
Sketch 4 different designs of bag tag using combination of 2 lines and 3 circles.
Sketch 4 different designs of bag tag using combination of 3 lines and 3 circles.
Sketch 4 different designs of bag tag using the sample template with symmetrical lines.
Make use of the 2D template provided at the end of the Resource Booklet.
Refer to the example given below.
Click the video on random lines and circles to learn how to use underlay to sketch
Symmetrical Lines
ACT 2 : Converting to 3D sketch (isometric)
Click video on converting 2D sketch to isometric to learn how to convert 2D sketch into isometric.
Place your completed 2D designs on the Isometric underlay and draw out the thickness lines and complete your 3D.
Refer to the examples given below.
To teach students the proper way to do dimensioning.
Rendering of chosen design.
ACT 3 – Dimensioning & Rendering
For curves, circles and straight lines.
Indication of distances and diameters.
Look at the examples given below.
Rendering of chosen design
Use the chosen drawing to do rendering.
Watch this video on Rendering to understand what is rendering.
Watch this video on Pencil rendering tones to learn how to use a pencil to shade different tones.
Watch this video on Pencil rendering of an apple and apply it to pencil render your chosen design.
To plan the steps for prototyping.
To teach students the proper way of using the relevant tools.
Safety precautions to observe when using these tools.
Drilling of hole and cutting of outline.
ACT 4 - Use of basic tools & Steps in prototyping
Introduction of tools for metal
Engineer’s square;
Scriber;
Spring dividers.
Watch the video on use of engineers square and scriber for marking out .
Marking out of aluminium sheet before cutting and drilling
Mark both sides of the aluminium sheet with the paper mock-up.
Introduction of drilling machine
Safety precautions in clamping.
Personal safety precautions.
Watch the video on use of tools and drilling.
To go through the deliverables for the past 4 lessons.
To check and ensure a reasonable standard of work by students is maintained.
Submission of resource booklet.
Introduction of bench drilling machine and safety precautions.
Demonstration on drilling a hole using the bench drilling machine.
Act 5 - Drilling of hole for ring
Watch the video on use of tools and drilling.
To continue the prototyping processes for bag tag.
Watch the relevant video on this website :
Video 1 : Cutting with the Junior hack saw
Video 2 : Filing with half round file
Video 3 : Sanding with emery cloth
ACT 6 - Realization of Prototype
Filing of edges to the marked outline.
Sanding with emery cloth.
Apply finishing to completed prototype.
Hand in the completed prototype for MST 2.
Design and make a wooden block toy for five to six - year - old children to assemble to encourage creativity.
1. My product must be easy to remove and assemble to make it convenient for the children to keep.
2. It should be movable so that it is more interesting for the children.
3. It should have an interesting shape of a vehicle to capture children's interest.
Sketching of forms using the 5 wooden blocks given.
Create three different designs of wooden toy vehicle.
ACT 1 - Sketching of Forms in 3D
Use the 5 blocks of wood given to arrange a design for a toy vehicle.
Use the underlay for project 2 to sketch the design(s) with the 5 blocks of wood arranged in isometric.
Examples:
Video on Sketching of ideas using wooden blocks.
ACT 2 - Developing Final Design
What is SCAMPER?
Watch video on SCAMPER
Complete SLS packages on "SCAMPER" and "World of Boxes".
Sketch and develop the design(s) by applying SCAMPER using the letter 'P' - Put to other use.
Examples on isometric sketches of wooden blocks assembled
To colour render the developed design using SCAMPER.
Parts of the final wooden toy to be drawn .
Dimension the parts.
ACT 3 – Colour Rendering of Final Design (If time permits)
Watch following videos on colour rendering:
Examples :
ACT 4 - Parts Drawing & Dimensioning
Watch video on dimensioning to learn how to add dimensions to the various wooden blocks.
Example done by student
Marking out and drilling of holes for dowels.
ACT 5 - Use of tools for the various processes
Watch the following videos on these processes
Marking out and drilling of holes for dowels.
Cutting process - demonstrate the use of the tenon saw.
Sanding with sandpaper.
Assembling.
ACT 5 - Use of tools for the various processes
Watch the following videos on these processes
Completed Prototypes (Examples)
Introduction of types of finishes.
Application of lacquer.
On line Quiz / reflection.
Submission of Project 2.
ACT 5 - Applying lacquer
Introduce thinner and lacquer.
Demonstration on the proper way to apply .
Video on application of lacquer .
Online Quiz / reflection.