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Blah blahLimitations for milling context buildingsIn foam, buildings can be about 2" tall. Tall buildings must be at least 1/4" apart. Shorter buildings (<1") can be 1/8" apart. In wood, buildings can be ___
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Material choices
(image) | METHOD | MATERIAL | COST ($/sf) | TIME: file prep | TIME: fab | TIME: assembly | TIME: total | GREEN QUOTIENT |
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CNC milling - smooth terrain | white foam | |||||||
CNC milling - smooth terrain | plywood | |||||||
CNC milling - smooth terrain | hardwood (poplar) | |||||||
CNC milling - stepped terrain (fine) | white foam | |||||||
CNC milling - stepped terrain (1/16" contours) | white foam |
File preparation: Rhino
- Generally, the rhino file prepared for milling must contain the following layers:
- "Stock" layer: a box, at the world origin, representing the size of the block of your milling material.
- Topography: A single NURBS surface for smooth terrain, or a series of flat surfaces for stepped terrain.
- Features: Layer(s) with NURBS surfaces for roads, water, etc.
- For each features layer, include another layer with boundary curves for each surface.
- Buildings: If buildings are to be milled with the base, include a layer with NURBS surfaces at the tops of buildings.
- Also include a layer with boundary curves for each surface.
File preparation: Mastercam
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